1 Table XVII.—Part B.—Occupations by States Native States —consd,
2 the Population of the Native States, &c.—contd.
3 KUMHARSAIN. BHAJJI. MAILOG. BALSAN,
4 4 2 a 3 Sus-orDER on Occupation. Order, |Ciass.
5 Torat. | Mauss} ¢ Totat. | Mauzs. 3 Toran. | Mares, z Toran. |Mauzs.| =
6 R iQ w a
7 remy ty Ge 3
8 106 107 108 Too 110 rir 312 113 4 Its 116 17 118 159 120
9 37-—Arms and Ammunitions. :
10 hs
11 hie és . ose eee set nue 138. Gun-makers and sellers, . . . ‘ . g
12 a es iS soa o at oe 133. Ammunition and cap dealers. ae .f ES
13 “ eee e, Pe se ro ee Se whe iss sd 140. Gunpowder makers and sellers . ‘i a ‘ - a i
14 : a 6 indy - _ _ He . id he -_ 141, Firework makers and sellers can ath oe
15 oy ate ne # bd me ps oe Z . = 142, Sword, &., and scabbard makers and sellers ; 1] 2%
16 oe oe ae see sd 6 ee ase 143. Makers of other implements, a é a $3
17 oe
18 2
19 are one oe 66 és aes see . ‘ TorTat Sus-oRDER 37.~-Anws,&0 le ‘ ‘ “ < ro] 3
20 “a oes 5 3 2 7 3 4 es Total Order XI.—Supplementary Requirements.
21 38.—Wool and Fur.
22 one igs a vss on eas be aa wai 7 “a 144, Woot metchants ‘ a ne
23 oe oe ose ose ues or i os ie of Ss 145. Woollen yarn spinners and sellers. gers <
24 ee soe tes wee ae oa ae aus a ane. e 146. Wool carders . A 7 . . ‘ 5
25 2 I t 83 ag 24 one o se 2 14 mm 147. Wool weavers . . . . ° . . .
26 wea ous ae ‘sve ie ox i as ee oH i 148. Woot dyers . . ; c. s é
27 Se se Mee was es . fe ee 149. Woollen cloth dealers. . . . . . ¢
28 ies ove “ ove ae a 150, Pashm metchants , < 5 . é < oo
29 in pos es ° a e sae 151. Pashm spinners 2 . . ‘ A .
30 a - . : oe = o ao oe oo ey 152. Pashm and shaw] weavers s 7 ® ‘ ;
31 . - ioe . . ea Me . ie ose eee 153. Pashm dyers - <é a 3 ‘
32 es wae oe ee os “ . 5 os dee 154. Pashmina and shaw! merchants . a ee Be
33 nee ae ae ves e és ae < Sin: as ‘“ 155. Blanket, &c., weavers and sellers. - - f
34 ee 6 aus i . ae oie Se ea 3 156. Felt makers and sellers. 4 7 s - “
35 a se ove ake 4 es is # : 157. Carpet weavers and sellers, % ‘ . . .
36 i ; ios ae oe ee . wee ie 3 “ 158. Feather dealers ee ee ee
37 2 t z 53 29 24 i 2 29 4 1g Torau Sus-orDER 33.—Woot, &&. . ° . ‘ ‘
38 x
39 39.—Silk, 7
40 As a ae eas ae 7 a aes 7 wae aa px 159. Silk carders and sciniela ‘ ‘e ‘ é 3 7 ;
41 ba a ow a ee o 7 hs & : i ae 160. Silk weavers, ee ee ee ae
42 on oes ose a ae a0 oy ee as ies . 161, Silk printers and dyers . ; : 4
43 wea oes oe an nes as in a a : Be ise 16a, Silk braid, ribbon, &e., makers and dealers | | 3
44 <
45 Ess fae on one is ae ts aaa tes so | Totat Sup-orper 32.—Suze . 6 eke é Q
46 ta 2
47 40,—Cotton, 4A is
48 : : 2
49 aah “ or os oe 33 15 IB] ww oe oo 163, Cottoncleaners. gg wl € Pe
50 fae a ane ay Ms Pos or ase Sek ae abs be 164. Cotton ginners , . . . < . . oa
51 a os on re ns . ms zs ze os so 2. | 165. Cotton carpet andrug makers |]. $i
52 2 1 I 10 3 7 62 6 56} we is tas 166, Cotton spinners WL as, Ye” cage a <
53 5 3 2 37 19 18 87 56 3h aoe . 167. Cotton cloth weavers, *, . ‘ F a> * =
54 oe ae we ons ae py #6 oo ee vee ae «| 168, Dealers in raw cotton os: “le Pee ae tae oe mF gy
55 a) ow ose ves on ie Sie eee oy a «. | 169, Dealersinspuncotton . . . . «© 1 oO
56 a ove oo ae ois ssi i te Se 4 4{ «. | 170. Dealersincottonfabrics . 0. . 0. ew B | >
57 es ee nee eve See ae ‘6s sen ae ae ies Wet 171. Calenderers, fullers and printers ¢ ¥ 4 4 wl
58 ane oo - toe one toe one Fe . oe | 172. Cotton dyers ese! ALP ig ane 4 | &
59 ‘ ish oo a ae ase ies es a a8 “. | 173. Tape makersandsellers (2 2 ff { | &
60 : ae vs i ses - big ‘ wae S) | arg. Newar makers andsellers > >) 2] OT] ot 1B
61 oa oes “ “ “ ose eee ae at oo ory 175. Tent manufacturers and sellers , . . . . *“ o
62 9 6 3 47 22 25 x82 7 105, 4 4]. Tota, Sun-orper 4.—Corron . ww kk z
63 2
64 by
65 41,—Jute, Flax, Coir, &c. by
66 eee ase oe . “o a as 0 a A 0 _ 176, Dealers in raw fibres . . 7 - ‘ 7 i a
67 ab ahi one ae . e es or oa on wes 177. Rope makers and sellers. * = . i bei
68 ie ab “ ‘ a a0 ie . ase a 178, Matting and bag makers and séllers | < A . fe
69 i
70 es “ ove oa T oa ae “ y Totat Sup-orver 4t.—,Jute, &c, . . 5 oo. a
71 42.—Dress,
72 19 710 9 45 22 33 6 4 2 4 2 2 | 179. Tailors and darners , 7 . . . . .
73 ee ise one sia ay ove os ov on _ one “iss 180, Hosiers . . . . . .
74 oe eee ove ee ses ove oo ove Sie a ° 1831, Hat, cap and tutban makers . . . . .
75 ose an se vee wee av . ee ios ee 7 182. Turban binders . “ 5 3 5 . 5
76 Fr aes 1s es ee a on eee ey oe es 183. Umbrella makers and sellers; :. 4 .
77 eg ne ase ae va es < ave oe on ae 184. Embroiderers and lace and muslin makers . .
78 ’ oe tes a = eae oe aes . ae 185, Button makers and sellers... 6 es
79 see ee “ 115 50 65 I 1 ss ae eae sie 186. Piece goodsdeafers . . . .« «© « «
80 19 10 9 360 72 88 7 5 2 4 2 a| Toran Sup-orver 42,—Dress. 5 6 ste
81 30 17 13 260 123 187 189 82 107 37 20 47 | Total Order XIIl.—Fabrics and Dress . . .
82 43.~—-Gold, Silverand Precious Stones. 2
83 ns i ant ia eas aes wi sa tie 187. Gold and silverdealers . 2. «6 4 4 3
84 2} as 15 6 19 ur 8- 16 5 tr | 188, Gold and silver workers. ae ers es)
85 es 4 et see ude ne a dee 189. Chasers, enamellers and jewel setters: é , on
86 ‘ o- o- age I I one 190. Gold and silver leaf beaters z ‘ oN hae
87 Pi ove or oes . oe a ror. Gold and silver washers and purifiers” : ‘ .{ 2 a
88 a ea ‘ : : 3 192. Electroplaters . WL een, oh 8S 3
89 2 ie ; “ ; ki 193. Gold and silver wire drawers . . . . . a6
90 “ te ‘| es ” “ 194. Gold and silver wire beaters, oe |
91 i oe . So fe bag “a 195. Gold and silver cord and thread makers and sellers ,] #
92 a 2 “2 ae oe se 196. Gold and silver ribbon makers , ‘é 7 : . a
93 “* : 3 ee a 197. Pearl merchants : 7 7 ee I
94 7 i 198. Dealers in other precious stones” ee 8 el
95 ~
96 46 26 20 ar 15 6 19 12 8 17 6 zz | Totat Sus-oRDER 43.—GOLD AND SILVER. $48
97 Native,
98 323