'ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE BOMBAY PRESIDENCY, FOR THE YEAR 1909-1910' [‎159r] (49/148)

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eelitions with tributary states ahd frontier affairs.
V.-THE DECCAN.
SA'TA'RA JA'GHIRS.
11 Chap. I.
POLITICAL.
Tributary States.
The Deccan,
Killing Chiefs-
, om , aV Shrinivasrav
Baba Saheb,
Pattt Pratinidhi*
JanraV
;\ifflb a ^ ar *
SWk.fr... Chimnaji,
' S«hl..
Shahaji EAjo
gbosle alms P
baheb-
lamrav Amritrav alias
Iba Saheb Dapble.
Bai Saheb Daphle,
widow of Ramchandra-
rav Venkatrav Chavan
Residence,
Aundh
Phalfcan
Bhor
Akalkot
Jath
Daplildpur
Caste.
Age,
Where educated.
Deshastha Brahman,
Hindu.
42
Bombay University.
Kshatriya, Hindu ...
72
Privately, ...
Deshastha BrAhman,
Hindu,
56
Do.
Mara'tha, Hindu ...
16
Rajkumdr College,
Rijkot.
Do.
25
Do. •••
Do.
75
Privately at Mudhol,
Heirs,
Has male heir.
Has male heir.
Do.
Has no male heir.
Has male heir.
Has no male heir.
State.
Area.
Population
(1901).
G-ross
Revenue
based on jive
years'
average.
Tribute to
British
Government.
Military
Force,
tq. miles.
Rs.
Rs.
Auadh
Phaltan
Bhor
Akalkot ••• •••
Jath
Daphlapur
501
397
925
498
884
96
63,921
45,739
137,268
82,047
61,868
Q,7Q7
2,75,942
2,05,791
4,72,036
4,15,148
1,98,325
Nil.
9,600
4,684
14,592
6,100
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
47
Nil.
Nil,
Total ...
3,301
397,640
15,67,212
35,276
47
*1. The SAtAra Jaghirs include the six States shewn above. Bhavanrav Shrinivasrav General.
Baba Saheb, Pant Pratinidhi, was installed on the gddi o£ Aundh in November, the previous
Chief having been deposed by Government. Akalkot continued to be under Government
management during the minority of its Chief.
2. In Aundh and Jath the rainfall was seasonable and the outturn of crops was good. Season and crops.
The rains were scanty in part of Phaltan State and remissions were given to a considerable
extent, A test-work was also opened. In Bhor and Akalkot the rainfall, though sufficient,
was ill-distributed and the crops were damaged to some extent thereby.
3. The aggregate revenue increased from Ks. 17,23,226 to Rs. 18,05,254 but the Revenue and
expenditure decreased from Rs. 17,66,411 to Rs. 14,59,512.
4. The strength of the Police was 585 against 618 in the previous year and the cost Police.
Ks. 74,426 against Rs. 75,094. In 790 reported offences 447 persons were sent for trial and
281 convicted. Of stolen property worth Rs. 29,122 property worth Rs. 19,214 was recovere .
5. The Criminal Courts dealt with 2,643 persons, of whom 779 were convicted. The Criminal justice,
number of appeals heard was 65.
6. Iu the 7 jails and 14 lock-ups 516 persons were detained at a cost of Rs. 11,112.
7. In the Civil Courts 1,455 original suits and 158 appeals were disposed of. Civil justice.
8. The number of documents registered was 5,729 and the value Rs. 9,44,546. The fees Registration,
realized amounted to Rs. 7,994.
. 9 - There are two municipalities in Bhor, one at Phaltan and one at Jath. Their total Municipalities.
" me w as Rs. 21,345 and their total expenditure Rs. 18,082. .
10 « The total expenditure on Public Works was Rs. 1,93,291 against Rs. 1,78,640 in the Pume
Preceding year.
. U There were 16,261 births and 10,916 deaths against 16,255 and 9,360 respectively Vital statistic.
' me preceding year.
_ , 12 - At the 7 dispensaries 50,301 patients were treated at a total cost of Rs. 17,641. The Medical relief,
-hi er of vaccinations was 13,157 compared with 13,211 in the preceding ^eai.
8 ^be number of schools increased from 184 to 238 and the numbei of pupils from
- ^ ° 9 j 318. The cost amounted to Rs. 62,505 against Rs. 51,749.
The figures in these paragraphs do not include those for Daphhipur.