1 BaLUCHISTAN, |
2 CHAPTER .—TIHE
3 APPENDIX.
4 161
5 BALUCHLISTAN AGENCY TERRITORIES —contenued,
6 Notifications @.claring certain lands to ba State Forests.
7 No. 5776, dated the’ 22nd October 1890.—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Baluchis-
8 tan Agency Forest Law, 1890, the Agent to the Governor General is
9 lands to be State Forests, with effect from the 15th November, 1890: —
10 BounDaBIRs,
11 Name of Area.
12 No. Forest. Acres,
13 Kast. South. West, North,
14 1] Chauter . 1,920 | A line’ of | Bateter nala, |Line of pillars| Line of stone
15 atone _pil- from nala| pillars nearl
16 lars from over ridge | parallel wit
17 Kaza over
18 crest of hill
19 to Bateter
20 2 | Zarghun .
21 pres 8 from
22 ottom of
23 valley to
24 watershed
25 above Cha-
26 san Daze.
27 Ditto .
28 4 | Zangi Lora} Ditto .
29 mounds,
30 [See Gazette of India, 1890, Pt. II, p. 684.]
31 forming
32 north part
33 of the Zar-
34 ghun horse
35 shoe,
36 to Chauter
37 orchard.
38 nala.
39 5,760 | Line of stone! Crest of hill |Line of pillars
40 from crest
41 of valley.
42 main nala.
43 Ped of stream
44 from Chasan
45 Baze to Sarra-
46 khula.
47 pleased to declare the undermentioned
48 ®
49 REMARKS.
50 Comprises both
51 sides of the
52 hill south of
53 Chauter vile
54 lage.
55 A block occuny-
56 ing the north
57 face of the Zar-
58 ghun moun-
59 tain.
60 10 |*A nariow strip of low Innd north of the Railway line and south of the
61 boundary of the Race Course.
62 40 | A narrow strp of land below the Zangi Loa ravine from the Military road
63 northwards to the junction with the Lora river, demarcated with earth
64 Se ee
65 No. 6440, dated the 3rd December, 1890.—I\n exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Baluch-
66 intun Agency Forest Law, 1890, the Agent to the Governor General is pleased to declare the undermentioned
67 land to be a State Forest, with effect from the 15th December, 1890 :—~
68 Area,
69 Acres.
70 Name of
71 Forest. District.
72 South.
73 BounDARIES,
74 Wert,
75 North.
76 East,
77 1/Hazar | Quetta. | 6,440 | A line of dry | Starting from| Descends} From a_ well-
78 stone pillars
79 more or less
80 parallel
81 with the
82 ranye about
83 + mile from
84 the bottom,
85 and in the
86 weatern end
87 skirting
88 round two
89 small blocks
90 of hillocks
91 Ganj.
92 a conical hil.
93 lock stand-
94 ding out in
95 the plain,
96 the main
97 ridge run-
98 ning up to
99 the highest
100 peak of the
101 range is fol-
102 lowed to
103 near the
104 limit of ve-
105 on the north]. getation up
106 to vn well-
107 defined
108 peak.
109 from a
110 sharp point
111 on the
112 shoulder of
113 the higbest
114 peak of the
115 range down
116 n steep
117 ridge into
118 the ravine
119 just below
120 a shrine;
121 thence rises
122 in an east-
123 erly diiec-
124 tin? on to
125 the top of
126 the range
127 and follows
128 it for about
129 2 miles.
130 defined peak
131 on the top of
132 the range de-
133 ecends nearly
134 due south-
135 ward to a dry
136 stone pillar in
137 the undulat-
138 ing ground
139 near the foot
140 of the hill.
141 Not more than
142 REMARKS.
143 4,000 acres of
144 this are fit for
145 foiest growth,
146 but the rest is
147 included to se-
148 cure a good
149 boundary, and
150 to protect the
151 steep cliffs and
152 slopes which
153 occnpy _—_— the
154 higher pant of
155 the range.