1 Table XVII.—Part B.~Occupations by States— Native States —con/d.
2 the Population of the Native States, &e.—contd.
3 KALSIA. PATAUDI. LOHARU.
4 Svus-orDeR oR OccuPaTion,
5 Totau. Mazes. | Femares.| Totau. Mates, |Femares.| Torar. Maces. | Femaes. Order, |Class,
6 719 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 - 88 89 90
7 37.-~Arms and Ammunitions.
8 Sy eas on wee oe on ake ies a 138. Gun-makers and sellers . Fs . . 7 | 3
9 ee el sv oe es ace Gals lids oe 13) Ammunition andcap dealers , . 7 A Pi ee
10 7 2 5 eee aoe ite eas ae one 140. Gunpowder makers and sellers, =. . ‘ : 2 |
11 an ass ose _ “ee aN ose oe vee 141, Firework makers and sellers . 4 Py = Fad
12 is oe i sie Sabi eas 7 6 a 4 | 142. Sword, &c,, and scabbard makers and sellers >] | @&
13 _ on te nee tes on nee ied ae 143. Makers of other implements ‘ ‘ 7 % & :
14 Ge
15 7 2 8 . F - 6 2 4 | Totau Sus-orpeR 37,—ARMs, &c, ‘ Se - i FE)
16 bar
17 287 119 168 28 17 11 45 21 24 | Total Order XI.—Supplementary Requirements .
18 38.—Wool and Fur.
19 a see we eee oe oat as 3 sae 144. Wool merchants , e é. : : *
20 esi ae x ars ane ee eee Se. Wee 145. Woollen yarn spinners and sellers” ‘ - a Fe
21 os see ees eas tre oes eae See ais 146. Wool carders a . . - ry f ‘ .
22 a wee ts ee sie see ait Sie or 147. Wool weavers . . . . . . ° .
23 2 ee see eos oe — eee 143. Wool dyers . a aT > so, Js
24 a wes sa tae en's oe ais és ae 149. Woollen cloth dealers . a . . . «
25 Pin os ae ise wee sia ase ae. ese iso. Pashm merchants * e . . ib “i <
26 sae a5 ee ce aad sie ise aoe se 151, Pashm spinners me 3 is . i ‘
27 Sas 3 ee ame Py ote ove até ‘cis oo 152. Pashm and shawl weav ers, e pe . 3 s
28 dev is ‘ie . aes 153. Pashm dyers < * é : a 5
29 oye se Ae wi 154. Pashmina and shawl merchants 7 < 2a? te
30 236 320 116 xe sce ee aut aoe 155. Blanket, &c., weavers and sellers 5 <: 7 *
31 to aye es eos ses a ie. te on 156. Felt makers and sellers . é é 3 mi
32 uae an ave do sas b tee he ae ans 157. Curpet weavers andsellers , ‘ ‘ 2 .
33 aes ee io see ale oe te iad hes 158. Feather dealers. ~ e 3 < fe ¥
34 3
35 236 120 116 ove oes ves wee on tee ToraL Sus-orDER 38,—WooL, &C. . a te §
36 L.
37 wn
38 iQ
39 < . 39.—Silk. >
40 ass nas Se a3 ees a we eer on 159. Silk carders and apioners a se” See er et we a :
41 wee ase nas see on ns coo ose od 160, Silk weavers : . . . . . . D
42 a se ay ie diss re Ws Jan oe 161, Silk Large and dyers” oe te g
43 3a 7 15 ove tS pes oe wee ove one 162, Silk braid, ribbon, &c., makers and dealers” ay te wn
44 F <)
45 Z <
46 7 1s wis ss one aed nee ae Toran SuB-orD sR 39.-~~-SiLkK 5 5 é ‘ : P a wz
47 3a Pat fs
48 a <
49 40.—Cotton, z =
50 46x 198 303 48 55 84 - 48 36 | 163. Cottoncleaners . . 6 we eee BC
51 3 ss 19 VW 2 eee one one 164. Cotton ginners . ° . . . e 4
52 8r 35 eee oe a0 woe na eo 165, Cotton carpet and rug makers ‘i i ‘ ° x 8 as
53 436 3:7 159 16 143 5 2 13 | 166. Cottonspinners . . . «© 6 « « «| Oy
54 4,282 1,977 933 489 454 487 276 air | 167. Cottoncioth weavers 2. 6 ew we 2 Qu
55 ie his 39 14 5 eh aa a 168. Dealersinrawcotton » . . 6 ptt 2 >
56 ine ass saa ose uous. ea ve 169. Dealers in spun cotton , . ‘ és - . : I n
57 Ma ree pee 6 8 1 “a ase ate 170. Dealers in cotton fabrics 5 kw wwe a
58 ae fe 2 24 12 12 14 7 7 | 171. Calenderers, fullers and printers . . . » ¢ I cA
59 459 272 187 48 28 20 9 30 41 | 172. Cotton dyers ‘ . . ° . . toed <
60 oa ea oie a ov on ane oo ww 173. Tape makers and sellers . we bie fs 7 bg Zz
61 “ies ase fs on ae we one a oo 174. Newar makers and sellers, * . ese . 2
62 ve ee F : oo 175. Tent manufacturers and sellers. . wg ge B
63 5,782 2,998 2,724 3,331 629 oa 67 363 308 | Totat Sup-orveR 40.—CoTToNn Woe, ar. oe &
64 . om
65 Ra
66 41,—Jute, Flax, Coir, &c, Be
67 one eee - oe fie ats ‘bs rt aoe 176. Dealers in raw fibres, F < a < , ‘
68 247 m0 136 22 11 iI ‘se ee nas: 177. Rope makers and sellers . 7 é 7 .
69 aes one aoe one ve oe 9 5 4 | 178. Matting and bag makers and sellers A . % ‘
70 247 sar 136 22 ar 11 9 5 4 [| Tota, Sup-orpeR 41.—JuTz, &. 6. kk . 6
71 42.—-Dress,
72 343 183 161 raz 84 37 geo 24 6 | 79. Tailorsanddarners ,. . . . eae “oe
73 ove te 305 a “ oo see eee 80, Hosiers . . : o
74 we : “ ee = 9 5 181. Hat, cap andturbanmakers)s > ; { [2
75 - ae Pe ass ee 182, Turban binders ‘ 5 é a.
76 _ oe ot xi oe on oe on 183. Umbrella makers and sellers” ae cee
77 2 i iG om on on on a 184. Embroiderers and lace and muslin makers 1 ||
78 on on tn os ees ase ace we ose 185. Button makers andsellers , . os Ae. Wee ate
79 104 64 40 25 15 10 on oe ace 186. Piece goods dealers Sy ah 3S by eo mA Yk
80 447 246 aor 146 99 47 39 29 x9 | Tota, Sup-oRpER 42.—Dress . * > 8 6
81 6,684 | 3,492 | 3,192 1,499 739 760 719 3897 322 } Total Order XI.—Fabries and Dress a eek XS
82 43.—Gold, Silver'and Precious Stones, be
83 2
84 ae ‘ics 2 2 see “ses (1 vee 187. ae on silver deters < . ‘ a S
85 - 54 53 Br 40 | (88. Gold and silver workers eee tate
86 380 193 187 198 | pai ‘ a 7 ose es 189. Chasers, enamellers and jewel setters | 7 of ot) 2
87 4 o4 ae i 190. Gold and silver leaf beaters Ce te ae ai ae
88 x 8 oo : : “ ae ti gt. Gold and silver washers and purifiers . ., . | au !
89 13 ts os ie a Se 192, Electroplaters =, ee he gw Pee
90 bak 7 me = ee i ate se 193. Gold and silver wire drawers) ] 2? Tf 8
91 ne eae ae . is ae one ats 193. Gold and silver wire beaters et . | £a
92 oe a see oy a oe, ae ese 195. Gold and silver cord and thread makers and sellers | 8
93 oe ” ca oe oe Ex as 196. Goldand silverribbon makets . , . , ¢| &
94 os ea om ees ” ie Bes sis 197. Pearl merchants , ee, a eal, A
95 we a ie ie wis “ 2 198. Dealers in other precious stones > |} ff]
96 as oe ze 104 0 54 7 3r go | ToTat Sus-ordeR 43.—GoLp anv Siiver : Ps : x
97 Native, 363 3B