ملف ١٩١٦/١٣٢٣ الجزء ١ "بلوشستان: الأوضاع المضطربة على الحدود الأنجلو فارسية. الإدارة المستقبلية لولايات مكران وسرهد وقلات" [و‎‎٨‎٦] (٨٩٦/١٦٩)

agreamenta rrhen all Jsruft animals now in the oarhad
been restored.
l r .
was
only Dam an i who d.i
^ur Muliainnad. This man,
i not attend the Da,rbar
who is Jiand ! s evil
genius, had sent a spy to Duadap to report on the
Persian troops. The presence of the spy, a notorious
murderer and thief from Lskran, was reported by us,
and ho was arrested in Khwash the day after the oalar
arrived. He was eventually sb.ot dead while t^ing
to escape.
13. The memory of General Dyer ! s exploits is yet
green in the harhad. Jiand, though in his old age
he is beconing somewhat miserly, an unpardonable offence
among Baloch, is still the greatest power among the
Damanis. His generous allowance and his experience
of British troops have kept him ouiet up till now.
The next greatest power is the famous Gul Bibi.
Between them they can generally keep ohah Sowar in
order, but unfortunately Shah Sowar and his sons were
out of their reach with Dost Muhammad when the latter
egged them on to loot Jeruft. Gul Bioi has a
daughter who takes after her. This girl is married
to Iszat, and Izzat may therefore be counted as of
this party
From
Shah Sowar
the conversations, 1 have had with Jiand,
, his sons and Izza t and with Gul Bibi
and her daughter I believe that should the Persians
continue to pay the allowances they had promised
and treat the Damanis with the same fimness combined
with kindness that the Salar has shown, neither side
will have any serious trouble with his tribe, but
Hur Muhammad will always be a fire brano, ,and so, to a
less extent, will Lashkaraa, the Gamshadz.ai, whose hills
are so inaccessible* The Salar is j-ulli alive the