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GIPE-010177.Pdf (2.163Mb) GEL EOIIQNS '., FflOM' T/iE 1 REOORDS"OF:""THE • BOMBA'Y GOVERNMENT, . No. CCXLI.-Nllw SERIES. P .A.. PERS . REVISION SURVEYSETTLElIfENT OR 55 GOVERNlIIENT'VILLAGES OF THE. ,ot T8\il· BArrA.RA OOLLEO'ro RA l'J~ .. " ' .' ."., :l5s m.~ a 11: !3,23153KHA1 .flU~;r~DA'» Tll-'::G~OVp;RNMENT CENl'RAL}i co .~ 010177 .1890,' [Price7'; Annas.] <--<~~ .. >,,-., .- SELECTIONS FROM THE RECORDS OF· THE BOMBAY GOVERNMENT. No. CCXLI.-NEw SERIElf. PAPERS RELATING TO THE . RE~ISION SURVEY SETTLEMENT OF 55:GOVERN~IENT VILLAGES OF THE KHATlv. TALUK! OF THE SA.TARA· . COLLECTORATE. !lBgmbal!! PJ!,IN'fED AT THE GOVERNMENT CEN1'.RAL PRESS•.. 1890. co \0177 INDEX TO THE CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO THE REVI. SION SURVEY SETTLEMENT m' 55 GOVERNMENT VILLAGES OF THE KHATA'V TA'LUKA OF THE SA'TA'RA COLLECTOR­ ATE. '. ParQIJ. Pagu. Paras. PtlrJeA Letter No. 525. dated 29th April 1890. from Appeudb: E.-S~tement showing ocoupa.- the Acting Superintendent, Decc3-n Rev800 tion of the people ... ". ... 16 nue Survey, to the Collector of 8d.tAra, fol'- fI F.-Statement showing return of warding proposals for the revision suney houses. wella, &0.. and of settlement of 55 Government villages 0 live and dead'l!Itock ... ... : 17 the Khatd.y TiUnka of the Sd.t6Ja. ColloQ- u G.-Statement of shops, looms, tol'ate _ ••• ... ." ••• ". _.. 1 to 12 temples, &0., and of average births. deaths and vacoina­ I CONTENTS. tion ...... ... IS .. H.-Statement showing the num­ Introduction... ... ..• ... •.. 1-2 ber of schools with their Authority nuder which the 55 viUa.geJ' average attendance ... ... 19 under report were originally settled ... 3 .. I.-Statement showing the pro­ Revision oper&tiona, measurement IIWld clas- portion of land cultivated - sification ... ... ... ••• ... 4--5 by ocoupanta and. sub· Total area obtained by original as- well as tenants •.• ,.. .. ... jb. by revision survey... ... ... .,. 6 .. J.-Statementshowingthenumber Irrigated a.rea ... ... •.• ... .. 7 of tanks, wells and budkis.. ... 20 Situation and boundaries •• , ••• .. 8 .. K.-Statement showing the value Physical cha.racteristics ... ... •.. 9 of land realized by sale .•• ... 21 Climate ,.. ... •.• ••• ••• , •• 10 L -Statement showing thf! VAlue Crops ... ... "., ... ... _. 11 .. of land realized by sub·let- Commnnicationa .. ... ... ." 12 .ting... ... ... ... ... ib • Ma.rkets-Exports and Imports •• , '" 13 .. H.-Statement showing the voJ.ue Agricultural etatistica, past a.od present ..• 14 of land reafued by mort- Do, do. as arranged accordinS gage ... ... .. ... ib to the proposed .. N.-Containing ordinary wes, groups •.• ... 15 sales by conrt, simple mort· Statement showing the extent to which gagee, mo~es with pas­ human and animal life Wal affected by senion and feases ..• ." ... 22-23 the famine of 1876.77 in each group of .. O.-Statement shOwing the pricea ,illagea .•. ..' '" ... ... 16 for the past 41 years ... ... 24 Schools ,........... .,. 17 n. P \.-Reveuue st&tement for 55 Suh-tenures '" ,., ... •.• ". 18 villages. ... 25 Value of laud .•. •.. •.. ••. ••. 19 .. ~.- Do. do. 3 villages. ... 26 Leases... •.. ... ... ... ... 20 .. • -Statement showing financial Mortgages •.. ... ...... 21 effects of the J,l:fop08ed Prioos of produce ... ... ... .. 22-23 rates upon ea(\h vtUage as Revenue history .. , ..~ ... •• 24 com~red with the fanner. ... 28-31 Statement sbowing the ease with which the R.-COntu.ining correspondence on revenue of the villages under report ba.a .. the original survey settle­ been collected during the past three ment of the villages under years ...... ••• ... .•• 25 report- ... .. .. ... 32-41 Summary •• ••• ... ••• 26 ... Letter No. D·66, dated 7th May 1890, from Grouping and maximum ratBl proposed ... 27-28 ... the Collector of Sat4ra to the Commis· Gwen area ... ... ... '" ... 29 sioner C. D., forwarding with his JlUllurks Aneme88llt on landa.. under wella... ... 30 the above correspondence througb the . Maximum rate for rice landa ... ... 31 \ ... 4 2 Estimated result of the proposed rates ... 32-34 ::: ~::;i1o~;;~~:def9th M'~y 1890, m;~ Villages in which the enhancement of asSeiS' the Survey a.nd Settlement Commissioner meot exceeds 66 per cent. ... '" ... 35 to the ChlefSecretary to Government, Rev. Contrasts the resultl of the revision survey enue Departmeut. forwarding with his re- with those of the origina1 Burvey ... .. 36 marks the above correspondence through Incidence of 8.98e88Dlent per acre •.. .. 37 ••• 'III" ~he Commissioner C. D.... .. ... ... 42-44 Map of the talnka. "" .. , ... ... ... 38 ... ru.~morandllm No. S. R. 53, dated 20th May Conclusion.-Period ofsarvey guarantee, &c. 39 1890, from the Commissioner O. D., sub· Appendices :_ I mitting the correspondence with his re- Appendix A~-Statement showing rainfalL. ••• 13 marks for the orders of Government ... ... -15 ., B.-Statement showing details of ~ernment Resolution No. 3935, da.ted 6th cultivation... .... ..• • •• ib. J nne 1890, passing ol'dera on the a.bove .. C. -Statement showing the vil­ ,., _correspondence ... .., ••• • .. ... ib lages in which weekly uovernment Resolution No. 5525, dated ba.Z8rs are held ... ... • •• 14 9th Augl,"t 1890, reviewing the petitions .. D. -Statement showing detail of of objectloD8 to the revised rates, &Ild population... • .. , ... • .. 15 passing ordera there~ ... ... ... ... 46 • • 177-" . Y.- . • No. 825 OJ 1890. FROII COLONXL' T. U.· WARD, Acting Superintendent, Deccan Revenue Survey; To < • TSII COLLECTOR OJ' SA'TA'RA . • .Deccan Survey 8upl1rintendent's OtJice; Sdtara District3, Camp Malluirpeth, £9th .April 1890. SIll, In continuation of my letter No. 442, dated 2!1th February hoSt, to your address, I have DOW the honour to submit proposals for -the revised survey settle­ ment of 55 Government villages now forming the Kbatav T:Ilnka of the SaMra' Colleetorate •. I say" in eontinuation ", because all the villages now reported· on formed, together with those of Man, one and the same Mlnka when the original rates were introduced. (See Appendix R.) The circumstances of both ta.lukas are therefore identical, as far as proposals for revision are conoerned. • 2. Besides the 55 separate villages mentioned above, the present p;oposals include several pieces of land appertaining to the old hill-forts of Bhushangad . and Vardhangad: and also those lands which were ~ /?ee para.~ 2 of the lUn omitted it from the Man report in consequence of their reVlSlOll repo being situated within the limits of KhaMv, and which belong to the fort of Mahimangad. On the other hand, there are some lands of Bhushangad which are necessarily excluded from this report, as they lie in the adjoining taluka of Khanapur. They will be dealt wita when that truuka is revised. Included in these proposals there are, besides the villages and scattered lands already mentioned, portions of GovernIIIent land in the inam villages of Pimpri and Snndarpur. 3. The villages now reported on came under original settlement, as shown below:- Nnmberof F ......er Tliluka. Year of Authority. Villap. Settlement. R....."ks.. 1 2 3 4 5 . , • . •• 31 Kh&t&v ... ... Government Resolution 185S-1>9{ No. 652, dated 22nd 24 KMnapur .•• ... J Febrnary 1859• --. 55 . 4. The revi.,ion measurement and classification or all these villages were Re . ti carried out at the same time, anei under the same rules aur":'::~~,,1'cl...~.;..~: and system described in my report above mentioned: and I need not go over the same ground again by minutely describing the processes. It will be enough to give the results. They are, for measurement, as shown below:-. • , - !New Numben Old N.mhen. Acre .. ·... d Ac ..... " Pot Numben. , ._ 1,30,033 • 7,207 1,29,587 Remeasnred have become " .. ... " . 11,670 7,898 1.09,649 Confirmed ... ... .. .. ... ... 7,;198 ],09,649 14,606 2,39,236 19,OGB ,2,39,682- . I . • 177-1 • 2 And tne following ta.ble is a summary of the difference found in individual numbers between the old and new measurements :- ! NUMBBBS JlBASUBED D' WBlCB DIrJ'BILENOB WAS Number Included in Nombero •. of Total old • Numben. village eitel, Dot re- Villas'" Within 2too 6 to 10 11 to 15 16 to 20 Over 20 foreat. Ike. meuured.. 1 per cent. per cent. -per oont. per cent. per cent. percent. 1 2 3 4 5 6. 7 8 9 10 55 14,605 373 5,327 757 218 87 113 332 7,398 while the annexed statement shows the causes. to which the larger differences are attributable :- NUMlmBS llf 'WHICK DID'BBENCI 18 AT'.l'RIBtJTABLB 'N Total Numbers in which . di1ferelce exceedod .15 per cent. Alluvion or Altera.tions in Mistakes in Diluvion. Roads, &c. Old Work. Other rCUODI. 1 2 3 4 5 • 200 141 17 10 32 5. I give below a statement showing the number of fields and the area actually reclassed ;- I RECLUSE». Total Survey Numbers Total A.roo. Remark.&. and Pot Numbers. Numbers . Acres. • 1· 2 3 4 5 19,068 2,33,498 1,508 5,469 Column 2 excludes village si ties, roads, &c., 6,184 acres. which amounts to 7'9 per cent. of survey numbers and 2'3 per cent. of area.. 6. The following table contrasts, under all heads, the area obtained by revision survey with that of the original record :- Description. Original Survey. Revisioo Survey. Difference. , 1 2 3 4 Acres. Acres. Acres. Dry-crop ... ... ... 1,89,297 1,86,783 -2,5l4. Garden ... ... ... 6,579 10,257 +3,678 Rice ... ... ... 76 48 -28 ... _690 u nassellsed ... ... '" 43,284 42,594 -~ • Total ... 2,39,236 2,39,682 +446 , 3 The total revised area· of the talulfa is t.hus seen to exceed that of the original survey by 446 acres only, or 0'2 per cent., a difference which is hardly appreciable·; though, as pointed out in preceding paragraphs, internal differences · have been found to be neither few nor unimportant. 7. The irrigated area has largely spread during the lease. The people of KhaU:v are in no way behind those of Man in their industry and ingenuity in the matter of utilising the water of streams: and streams available for this pur­ pose are numerous, especially.in the northern and western villages of the taluka.
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