1 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NORTHERN INDIA
2 the past year of the administration of the three sources named,
3 are therefore placed on record :— ;
4 Receipts.
5 Mds, Rs.
6 By sale of we 2,94,283 of salt at Didwiéna see 13,795 a
7 Ditto .. wee 11,26,396 ditto Pachbadra see 88,000:
8 Litto ... ae —-10,099 ditto Falodi ... vee 947
9 ‘Total ws 14,830,778 1,02,742
10 Charges.
11 To fixed and contingent charges (excluding r eile i eee Pape
12 ‘ Treaty payments) Palo a ed ose ae
13 Liabilities under Article VI of the agreement Se ». 3,76,000
14 Ditto x ditto ‘es we —:1,25,000
15 Total oe = 6,983,438
16 Net debit balance sas 290,696. .
17 a ene
18 Mode of calculating sell-
19 ing price of salt and
20 the Réjputéna sources
21 explained.
22 29. The statement below shows what the selling price of
23 salt at the Rajputana salt sources should be, under the system
24 prescribed in Resolution No. 326, dated the 17th of January
25 1882, of the Department of Finance and Commerce. The fig-
26 ures are for eighteen years, from the 1st April 1882 to the
27 31st March 1900 :—
28 Results of eighteen years.
29 Cost of salt. Ave rage price realized.
30 soo; eas. do Se
31 $43 3 : a a Expenditure. | B83 rs 2 ae 3
32 SSaoke8 a2 "3 | a2 |23 3
33 ane 227-2 Ae aan eee : Aw 3 os a a £3 a
34 Salt sourees. (> S32 ERS | 2% #2 |jspeeel & $82 a5 $3 Sed | 4
35 3 = ae oS . oa or] o
36 sosde?, | 285] Be [e628 € |Egia| 02 | 22, | eae] ®
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38 AP Ones Sts} AO o> wea, a © oS Sen g ee} ots 0 2
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40 BE962'3S5| Sh 8a |Sae88 3 Sa eS 2e Soe | Baa &
41 agxe2588 5 5 23 RSG a oa 228 a5 Bes = 3 ap 2
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46 Mas. Rs. Bs. Rs. Rs. Bs. a p. Rs. a. p{Ba ao pe
47 Sémbhar 7 ,08,66,332 84,20,856) 98,72,6380 4,74,340, 1,37,67,826} 0 3 O 6,79,58,574 1,75,09,672| 0 4 1140112
48 Didwéna sy. 70,55,51C 1,97,699; 9,67,641 ooe 11,65,340; © 2 8] 66,61,294 6,58,153} 0 L W—-O1LT
49 Pachbadra ... 3,16,44,135 7,77,187| 14,26,836) 1,46,747) 23,50,771 0 3 3 ages 12,93,118) 0 1 10-016
50 i
51 Closed salt 4,02,975 22,497 61,457 oo 83,954 O 3 4) 3,398,157 47,252;0 2 31—_—011
52 sources. ee nee ee
53 1
54 Total 8,99,68,950 #4,18,239 1,23,28,5 6,21,087) 1,73,67,890} 0 8 1)8,64,51,443 1,95,08,195, 0 3 7/4006
55 Stock balances of salt on 31st Mareb 1900 :—
56 Mas.
57 SAmbhar eae aoe 29,07,758
58 Didwana ese ase 3,94,216
59 Pachbadra coe eee 1,50,715.
60 Falodi ne mn 64,818
61 Total ase 35,17,507
62 Norz.—The figures in column 4 indicate :—
63 (1) Opposite Sambhar, the total treaty payments for the first eight years of the period at the rate of Rs. 5,50,000
64 a year, plus the amount of royalty actually paid;and for the remaining ten years, the rateable share,
65 calculated on the sales, of the fixed sum of Rs. 5,00,000 now ehargeable against tbe selling price of salt
66 at the whole of the Rajputana sources under the orders of Government conveyed in ietter No. 5441, dated
67 the 22nd November 1890.
68 (2) Opposite Didwina and Pachbadra, the rateable share for the first eight years, calculated on the sales, of the
69 sum of Rs. 1,70,000 chargeable against selling price under the orders of Government conveyed jn letter
70 No, 2081, dated the 9th July 1884 ; and for the remaining ten years, rateable shares, calculated on the
71 sales, of the fixed sam of Rs. 5,00,000 above referred to.
72 {3) Opposite the closed salt sources (Falodi and the Luni), the rents (Rs. 6,000) fixed by the salt agreement with
73 ———
74 Jodhpur for the first eight years ; and, for remaining ten years, the rateable share of the above mentioned
75 sum of Rs, 5,00,000, calculated on the sales of the Falodi source only, as no sales are now effected at the
76 ( 16 )
77 Luni,