1 SALT REVENUE DEPARTMENT FOR THE OFFICIAL YEAR 1895-96,
2 56. The following summary exhibits, as in previous years, REVIEW BY SECTIONS.
3 the financial results for the year of the lease from His High- RAJPUTANA SALT
4 ness the Mahdrdja of Jodhpur of the Didwana, Pachbadra and pOunUES
5 Falodi salt sources. Article XI of the Salt Agreement with pies’ PASSA py er
6 the Marwér Darbér provides that in the event of the total realiz- salt sources.
7 ations from the sale of salt at these leased works exceeding in
8 any year the total charges properly debitable against them, one
9 half of the excess shall be paid to the Darbédr, It is therefore
10 necessary to print this summary. The net excess of charges
11 on this account amounts in 1895-96 to Rs. 5,88,722.
12 Receipts.
13 Rs.
14 By sale of 3,64,678 maunds of salt at Widwana sae ee 22,792
15 ” 5,97,114 ” x» Pachbadra “se ie 55,980
16 7 10,591 ‘a » Falodi ee ed 1,986
17 9,72,883 80,758
18 Charges.
19 Didwana..., 54,525
20 To fixed and contingent charges excluding treaty payments Pachbadra..., 1,12,147
21 Falodi... 1,808
22 Liabilities under Article VI of the agreement ce tie vs: 8,76,000
23 » » » & 3 ” aie ia we —-1,25,000
24 Total ee 6,69,480
25 Net debit balance... we «=—s-: 88,722
26 57. Next in order follows the usual statement showing for Mode of reckoning selling
27 all the Rajputana salt sources combined the expenditure reckon- Price explained.
28 ed against selling price on the system laid down in resolution
29 No. 326 of the 17th January 1882-in the Department of Finance
30 and Commerce, and the total realizations connected therewith
31 from the Ist of April 1882 to the 3ist March 1896 :—
32 1 2 | 3 4 | 5 6 vi 8 9 10 iL
33 ernie a ee, ceetepevanrneweneasvetintmytany
34 Manut Despatching Seantty ‘i
35 anufac- charges on of salt verage .
36 ture, pala Dinnigt produced | cost ye ie pee Average | Prost or J
37 storage traffic an less ascer- | maund of |Total quan-| . . . _| Profit or loss
38 Name of source} “ong and | agency salt, | 1% tained wast-| saleable | tity sold. eae nies per maund,
39 supervi- | Tovalty |aod commis- age and {stock as per Gua charves .
40 sion, | 7 8ales | sion to salt free issues | colamn 6. Bes.
41 agents. to darbirs.
42 ERED Oe ef | ee
43 Rs. Rs. Bs. Rs, Mds. Rs. a p. Mads, Rs. Bs. a p. | Re. a. p.
44 Sambhar ...|28,46,742 83,14,532 4,11,911 | 1,15,73,185} 5,89,07,901/ 0 3 1:72(5,25,95,948) 1,35,88,864.0 4 1:61) +0 0 11:89
45 Didwaua woof 1,61,627 8,51,317 wey 10,12,944 59,56,529 0 2 865} 55,18,791 §,98,09210 1 863])~—0 1 0:02
46 Pachbadra ...| 5,87,858} 11,05,386 83,222 | 17,775,966] 86,54,148/0 3 3°40] 83,58,519; 9,86,003]0 1 10°65|—O 1 4°75
47 Falodi wef 22,497 45,329 68 67,826 3,97,311)0 2 8-77 2,95,994 41,847}0 2 2°82)}-—-0 0 595
48 Loni tas sae 12,000 aes 12,000 1,64517 4 861 1,645 35910 3 5:90)—7 1 2°71
49 Total Marwar, | 7,71,482) 20,14,032 83,222 | 28,68,736) 1,50,09,633|0 3 0°69/1,41,74,949} 16,20,801|0 1. 9°95}—O0 1 2°74
50 ny
51 ef eerna | ernenemane ememeee
52 4,95,188 | 1,44,43,92)| 7,39,17,534/0 8 1°51] 6,67,70,897( 1,52,09,665}0 3 7:'73}+0 0 6:22
53 Grand Total ...{36,18,224) 1,03,28,564
54 Note —The figures in column 3 represent—
55 (1) In the case of Sambhar, the total treaty payments for the first eight years at the rate of Rs. 5,50,000 per annum plus the amount of
56 royalty actually paid, and the amount for each of the remaining six years of the rateable share calculated on sales of the fixed
57 sum of Rs. 5,00,000 now chargeable against the selling price for the whole of the Raéjputéna sources under the orders of Govern-
58 ment conveyed in letter No, 5441, dated 22nd November 1890.
59 (2) In the case of Didwane and Pachbadra, the rateable shares for the first eight years calculated on the sales of the sum of Rs. 1,70,000
60 chargeable againet selling price under the orders of Government conveyed in letter No. 2051 dated 9th July 1884, and rateable
61 shares for the remaining six years of the tixed sum of Rs, 5,00,000 above referred to.
62 (3) In the case of Falodi and Luni, the rents Rs, 6,000 fixed by the Jodhpur salt agreement for the first eight years, and in the case
63 of Falodi for the remaining six years, the rateable share of the sum of Rs. 5,00,000. No sales are now made from Luni.
64 Separately the Sambhar Lake has produced salt for these
65 fourteen years at an average cost, rent, royalty, and all other
66 charges included, of 3 annas 1°72 pies per maund, and has sold
67 it atan average cost of 4 annas 1-61 pies, realizing a profit of
68 11°89 pies per maund. On the same principle of calculation
69 ( 45 )