THE CENTRAL INDIA STATE CENSUS SERIES
VOLUME XIlV JHABUA STATE
CENSDS REPORT
FOR
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CO~I:PILED BY
Major C. E. LUARD, M. A. (Oxon), I. A"
SCPl~l{\' I KTE;\,DEXT• ,,' OF CE~SUS, ' OPER:\TIO~S'. _ I~ CE:)Tl{ALJ 1:\0[:\.
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1913. :PREFAOE.
1~hi8 is the fourth Census of the Jhabua State and the second in which the British lndia schedule was applied and the results incorporated in the Imperial Tables. Mr. B. Damodar Rao, then Secretary to His Highness the Raja, was appointed Census Officer. With other State Census Officers he received training in the 'Work of Enumeration at Indore and on his return to the State imparted instruction to the Charge Superintendents and Circle Supervisors who, in their turn, opened schoo.ls of instruction at convenient centres and instructed the Enumerators. The State was divided for Census purposes into 6 Charges, viz., Jhabua town, .Jhabua Tahsil, Ranapur Tahsil, Thandla Tahsil, Rambhapur Tahsil, and the area poss'essed by the Umraos and other Jagirdars. These Charges were further divided into 25 Circles composed gf 1,155 Blocks. The number of Charge Superintendents was 6, that of Supervisors 78 and of Enumerators 494. The average number of houses per Charge, Circle and Block was 3,750, 265, and 46 respectively. The work was done by employes of the State and no necessity arose for employing paid agcnr,y. Shopkeepers and traders in the district acted as Enumf'rators. The Chief Officers of the Revenue, Police, Judicial and Forest Departments acted as Inspecting Officers. Tn a country inhabited by the jungle tribes it was difficult to secure a sufficient number 0:£ literate persons to act as Enumera~ors, accordingly an Enumerator had to be given 2 or 3 small blocks. , The arrangement for Census Divisions made by the CEI1SUS Officer was judicious and the instruction given to the subordinate staff was most complete. I visited the State in December 1910 and January 1911 entering from Jobat at. Pangvla village and inspected the work in considerable detail as the rough nature of the tract makes it difficult to arrange matters ~atisfactorily. I rode in company \vith the Census Officer and Tahsildars and visited oVer one hundred villages. The Bhil population, which predominates here, was fully alive to the meaning of a Censlls a~ld even the women left in the huts were eagel' to shew the wooden plates with house numbers on them, coming out as I passed. It was clear that the Census Officer had gained the complete confidence of these aboriginals who were thoroughly obedient to orders. I visited the Kajli Dungri manganese mines where the arrange~ mpnts made were excellent. Each stage of the operation was in strict accordanre with the ('ensus Calendar. _" The special arrangements made for communicating Provisional Totals from the; Supervisors Centres to those 8f the Charge Superintendent and from there to the headquarters were all that could be desired. The excellence of the arrangement was shewn by the Provisional Totals which numbered 111,010 persons (55,333 males and 55,677 females) differing from the Actual~. arrived at after abstraction and tabulation, by only 17 or 1 in 10,000. The Jhabua territory being hilly it Was not possibJe to effect a complete night Census. Accordingly only 3 towns and 12 villages were enumerated at night on the lOth March, the remaining villages"'and paras having a non-synchronous Censug taken at daybreak on 11th March. The accuracy with which the Provisional totals were prepared and the excellent demeanour of the Bhi! population throughout the operations reflects greatest credit on the Darbar and on the Census Officer, Mr. Damodar Rao, who deserves a11 praise. The State supplied its own staff under Supervisor Pandit Someshwar Who worked very well and completed the sl,ip copying, sorting and tabulating under my direct supervision in the Central Office at Indore. . This is the first time the Jhabua State has had a separate Census Report. It: consists of the text containing a discussion on salient points deduced from the statistics, all statistical tables likely to be of use and a complete village ,list of the State. The total expenqiture on account of Enumeration and Tabulation amounts to R~, 2,275 which works up to 4 pies per head of population in 1911. C. E. LUARD, MAJOR, Superintendent of Census Operation8 in Centro,l Ind;n. OONTENTS.
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An Account of the Census ... 1
TABLES-
Table I.,Area, Houses and Population ... 8
n.-Variation in Population since 1881 ... 9
IlL-Towns and Villages classifi'ed by Population 10 VL-Towns and Parganas arranged territorially with Population by Religion ••• 11
VII.-Age, Sex and Civil Condition ... 13 " " VIII.-Education l.iy Religion and Age 15 X.-Language .. . 16 " XI.-B:irthplace .. . " J1 " XIII.-Caste, Tribe or Race 17 XV.-Occupations or Means of Livelihood ... 18
List of Villages in the State ...... t .. 21
ApPENDlCES-
Appendix I.-Census Division and Agency ... 1
II.-Numoer of forms supplied wnd used I " IlL-Expenditure for Enumeration period 1 CENSUS REPORT OP THB JHABUA STATE. I.--General.-Jhabua is one of the guaranteed chiefships in the Bhopa,war Political Charge of the Central India Agency lying between 22° 28' and 23 CJ 14' N. and 74° 20' and 75° 19' E, with an area of 1336'48 squQ.re miles and a population of 111,292. It is bounded on the north by Kushalgarh State of the Rajputana Agency and Sailana ; on the south by the Jobat, Ali-Rajpur and Dhar States; on the east by Dhar and GwaliGr; and on the west by the Panch Mahals District of the Bombay Presidency. The State lies wholly in the mountainous region of Malwa known as Rath which is formed by the arm of the Vindhyas that strikes northwards towards Udaipur and constitutes the western boundary of the Mahva plateau. A succession of forest clad ridges run generally north and south, traversed by numerous streams which flow into the Anas, a tributary of the Mahi. The climate throughout most of the State is subject to greater 'extremes than are met with on the more open land of the Malwa plateau. The annual rainfall during the last decade averaged about 30 inches. The highest fall recorded was 40 inches in 1910-11, the least 17'21 in 1907-1908. No alteration in the area of the State as a whole has taken place since 1901. II.--Administration Divisions.-The State is divided for adminis trative purposes into 4 Tahsils, viz., Jhabua, Ranapur, Thandla and Rambhapur. The estates of 21 Umraos and Jagirdars named below are included in these Tahsils :- (1) Bori with 69 villages; (2) Jha.knavada with 46, (3) Kaliyanpura with 39 ; (4) Jamli and (5) Khawasa with 23 each; (6) Badwel, (7) Raipura and (8) Bodayatawith 17 each; (9) Karwad with 16; (10) Umarkot with 15; (11) Sarangi with 13; (12) Bavdi and (13) Naugama with 3 each; (14) Dabdi, (15) Kesarpura and (16) Talaoli with 2 each; and (17) Bachchikhera, (18) Gehedi, (19) Ghugri, (20) Hadnlatiya and (21) KodIi having one village each. The Umraos hold a somewhat peculiar position being descendants of members of the Chief's own family from whom they received the Jagirs. The aggregate area occupied by the Umraos is about 944 square miles or 70 per cent. of the total area of the State with a population of 39,675. III.-Density.-The mean density of the population for the whole State gives 83 persons to the sqrare mile, which, with its large and sparsely distributed Bhil population, forming about 66 per cent. of the total, does not compare unfavourably with the other States, except Jobat, of the Bhopawar Agency, viz.~ Dhar 86 persons, Barwani 92 persons, Ali Rajpur 87 persons, and Jobat 111 persons. Compared with 1901 the tiensity has risen by 13 per cent due to the rebound after the famine of 1900 and the facilities offered to the BhiIs to return to their homes and recoup their resources, The Umraos' estates were excluded from their respective Tahsils for census purposes, which makes it difficult to give density of popUlation for the Tahsils proper. 2f JHABUA STATE. IV.-Towns and Villages.-There is no locality having the minimulll of 5,000 population required by a Town, Jhabua, however, the capital which has the greatest population, viz., 2,938, has been treated as such for local purposes and its figures have been shewn separately in the fii'st 6 Tables. Two other places Thandla and Ranapur, the headquarters of the
Tahsils of the same name, claim similar notice1 they are the only other trade centres in the State. The population of these places is shewn in the inset statement.
1911 1901 Jhabua has fallen ;------_-. owing to bad com Jbabua •• I 2,938 3.,354
Thandla r- •• ,' 2,112 4,1E5 munications and Ranapur ... 1,417' l 2,447 Thandla and Rana- pur on account of a severe epidemic of plague. Including the three places mentioned above there are 758 viI1ages in the State of which 446 are Khalsa and 312 are held by Umraos and Jagirdars. Villages of "under 500" population~ as usual, predominate, those of ., 500-1,000" being eight, H 1,000-2.000" two and " 2,000-5,000" two. The average village population is 147, V.-Houses and Parnilies.-No proper comparison is possible with the figures of 1901 in dealing with the hou&es owing to the alteration in the definition of the" house" adopted on this cccasion. The number of houses returned in 1911 was 22,602 against 17,891 recorded in 1901. On this occasion each clutlah constituted a separate house. The definition ran thus:- C·) Any structure other than a dwelling house such as tent, pavilioTI 7 temple, sarai, etc., or a site, camping ground, ghat, etc., to which a separate number has been affixed, (2) the dwelling place of one or more families with their dependants and resident servants having an independent entrance whether that entrance be from a road. gallery, balcony. corridor, courtyard or otherwise. The average number of persons per house has been 5 for three successive decades. The numbel' of houses per square mile averaged 17 against 13 in 1901. The increase is attributable to the return of the Bhils to their piiriis after the famine and the effect of the new definition of a house adopted this time. VI.-Population and VaTiation.-The population at the successive Censuses has been:-1881-92,938; 1891-119,787; 1901-81,145; 1911-111,292. The increase of 29 per cent. in the first decade was due to better enumeration, the fall of 32 per cent. in the second decade was attributable to the famine of 190.0 which affected the whole Malwa tract. In the last decade the population rose by 37 per cent. due to the natural rebound after the famine coupled with easy terms offered by the Darbar. Four railway stations, viz., Meghnagar, Bajrangarh~ Amargarh, and Bhairongarh of the B. B. & C. 1. Railway are situated in the State, but the absence of feeder roads makes it impossibJe to RELIGIONS. 3f encourage trade and increase the population. The ginning factory at Hanumangarh and the manganese mines at Kajli Dungri in the Rambhapur Tahsil do not show any great progress. VIL-Movement of the Population,-Of the total popUlation 100,525 or 90 per cent. were born within the State and 6,697 or 6 per cent. in other states of Central India of which the Gwalior district of Alnjhera, the Indore Pargana of Petlawad and the Ali-Rajpur, Jobat, Ratlan1 and Dhar states sent most people. In all cases except Indore the number of females immigrating exceeds that of the males. Of the provinces and States beyond the Agency the Panch Mahals District of the Bombay Presidency sent most. Emigr2 "ion is not common) the Gwalior figure being the most important, that State taking 4,066 and giving 1,431 persons. VIII,-Religions,-The table below shows the religious distribution of the population, their proportions and percentage variation since 1881.
General distribution of population by religion.
Net Actual Proportion per 10,000 of Variation per cent ) variation Religion. number population in Increase I( +) Decrease ( - in period in 1911. ------f------~- ~-- 1881- lO()1-EJ11 Wll-1901 1881- 1011. 1911. I 1901. I 1891. \ 1881. " , - 1,~\H.
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All R.eligions ... 111,292 10,000 IO,OOO 10,000 10,000 +37'6 - 3:1:'5 -+ :l8'9 j- 1 9'7 Hindu ...... 27,429 2,465 2,,245 l,S15 4,314 -I- 51'1 - ](j 5 - 45'8 -31' 6 , -14'') Jain ... .., 1,736 156 I 260 182 218 -16'8 -4'5 + 7'S
Animist,. ,., 7\\799 7,170 7,221 7,817 5,2.22 + 36'6 - 37'0 +- 92'9 + 64' 4
1\'[ usalman ... 2,097 188 265 185 2tl5 -2'0 ~3'3 -2-7 -7'8 Christians ... 209 19 9 ...... +- 175'0 ...... , Others ...... 22 2 ... 1 1 -I- 633'3 -57-1 - 30'0 +120'() I
This State is wholly animistic in character, the jungle tribes contributing 72 per cent. of the total population or 3 per cent. more than that of Ali-Rajpur State which is the next in importance as regards the aboriginal tribes. The Hindus form 24 per cent., the Jains number 1,736, Musalmans 2,097, Christians 209 and others 22. The numbers of the Christian popUlation have increased from 76 to 209 dUl'iug the last decade owing to the settlement of the Roman Catholic Mission at Jhabua and Thandla which has developed considerably during the last period, almost wholly by the addition of converts. The localities where converts are found are Thandla, Jhabua, Moti Dhamni, Kotra, Temonpura, Bir, Gurra, Borda, &c. These people keep their caste, consequently some of them have apparently been returned as Bhils and Balais under Animists or Hindus as the total number of Roman Catholic converts from these classes should approximate to three hundred. 4£ JHABUA STATE. IX.-Age, Sex and Civ'il Condition.-Table VII gives 19 age-periods with sexes and civil conditions Number of female.<:; to 100 males at selected age for each religion. The inset table periods by main religion. Age periods. gives the number of females AU I Hindu. Animist. to 100 males for six age-periods. _- religion. ----2I At 0-5 the Hindus shew 105 1 3 4 I females and Animists 108. At I 5-10 they respectively shew 88 All ages ... 101 99 102 0-5 107 105 103 and 92, in fact in all periods 5-10 91 88 92 10-15 87 76 91 except those of 30-40 and 40 15-30 105 95 110 and over the Animist figure 30-40 92 99 91 40 and over 114 125 111 shews a greater proportion to ···1 I that of Hindu.
The above results also give the sex proportion. To every 100 Hindu males at all ages there are 99 females~ the proportion among Animists is 102.
The proportion of the sexes by civil conditions at four age-periods amongst Hindus and Animists is shewn in the table below :-
Number of Females pel' 100 males. AU ages. I 0-10. I 10-25. I 15-40. I 40 and over. ReligiOD. '0 .-0 '0 .-0 I a> (J) QJ .-d .~ .0 .-0 .~ . 'f,:; ..0 '0 .g .~ :... .-0 Q) 'i=: 't:l (J) '0 --d
- I All Religions .. , 8:1 :lOS i 33:;1 \ :tOO IOO 367 11 z::zz ::zzz 30- :l::ZI I9I 41 54 348 Hindu ...... 73 104 27g 197 92 233 62 152 1100 22 U6 202 29 59 324 Animist ...... 84 106 378 100 139 .. , 83 311 8'8 35 123 180 67 541 537
The proportion of unmarried girls at all periods amongst the Animists is higher than Hindus, that of wives in all ages among Hindus is 104 and among Animists 106. Generally the proportion of married women to men among the Animists is much higher than Hindus shewing the custom of poligamy among these aboriginal tribes. At the decline of age few widows go through the fonn of marriage.
X.-Education.-There are in a111,6361iterate persons (1,533 males and 103 females) or over 1 per Religion. j Male. j Female. cent. of the total popUlation, of Hindu ...... 79 46 these 33 males and 9 females know Ja.jn .,. ... 493 12 Animist ...... 5 ... English also. The inset table Musalman ...... 241 29 Christian ...... 10,.. 8 shews the religious distribution of Others ...... D 8 the literate population • OCCUPATION. 5 The statistrlcs of education by selected castes show that education is mainly confined to Brahmans, Banias, Rajputs and Musalmans. The State provides 1 English school, 7 Vernacular Primary schools and 1 Sanskrit school besides 2, one at Jhabua and the other at Thandla maintained by the Missionaries, attended by 458 scholars. The School Registers record the following castes and tribes :- Brahman (89), Rajput (52)\ Bania (86)', Dhangar (rice huskers) (71), other Hindus 67, Bhil (7), Musalman (86). XI.-Language.-The dialects mostly prevalent are Bhili, spoken by, 71 per cent. of the total popUlation, Bhilali by 9 per cent., Rangri by 8 per cent., Malwi by 6 per cent., Labhani and Gujarati by 1 per cent. each. XII.-Infirmities.-There were in Name. Male. Female. I all 46 persons (32 males and 14 fe- Insanit.y "'1 3 1 males) affected with the four kinds Deaf-mutism 9 5 B 1·m d ness ... .•."'1 13 8 of Infirmities as shewn in the inset. Leprosy 7 Blindness, as usual, heads the list. XIII.-Caste, Tribe or Race.-Among the Animists Bhils predominate giving 66 per cent. and Bhilas 6 per cent. Amongst the Hindu the import- \ ant castes are Rajputs numbering 2,544 (Paramaras 1,408, Rathor 476, Chauhan 263, others 397) or 2 per cent.; Brahman 1,501 (Audich 500, Palliwal 118, others 883) or a little over 1 per cent.; Patlia 8,401 or 7 per cent.; Kunbi 2,615 or 2 per cent.; Labhanas 1,582 or a little over 1 per cent. Amongst Musalmans the prominent classes are Pathan 655, Bohra 643, Saiyad 131 and Shaikh 482. XIV.-Occupations.-Occupations, on this occasion, were classified on the simple and more scientific system of M. Bertillon adapted to suit Indian conditions. Agriculture, as usual, heads the list and supported 89,877 or 81 per cent. of the total popUlation, Industry gave employment to 5,262 or 5 per cent, while 4,256 or 4 per cent. were engaged In different kinds of trade, Professions maintaining 1 per cent.
TABLES
Ol!' JHABUA STATE.
NOTE.-Only the more importan_t Tables have been given. The following Tables which are scarcely referred to have been omitted :- Table IX-Education by selected castes. XII-Infirmities. " XIl-A-Infirmities by selected castes and tribef:, ete. " XIV-Civil condition by age, for selected castes, etc. " XVI-Occupation by Selected castes and tribes, etc. " X VII} Christian population by sect, race and ago. XVIII "
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AGE, ------~---- .; §'tr I ~ ; ---1---'- --2-1- 3--,-4---1'-, -7----8---9-I-l~ -1-1 - -1-1~ -1--6- -1-12 -A-l-lR-Je-7i-:B-ioU-n~-ST-A-T-E-. - ..-, -11-1'-2~~-5-'45-8 -5-5-,83-4 -5-3,-94-9 -2-9,-8:-2-4,-14-0 -4-8-,45-'7-2-3-,59-0 -2-4,-86-' s,88~1 2'0591~6'8~7 ~-1 3.965 1,977 I,!l88 3,965 1,977 1,988 1-2 1,553 3,251 1,698 3,241 1,548 1,69::! 10 :; 5 2-3 4,46;{ 2,116 2,847 4,424 2,106 2,318 39 10 29 3- -4 2,358 5,003 2,645 4,970 2,346 2,624 32 11 21 1 4-5 2,109 4,223 2,114 4,143 2,OG2 2,091 77 57 20 3 3 Total 0-5 ... 20,905 10,113 10,792 2{),743 10,029 10,714 158 83 4 1 3 5-10 8,460 75 16,189 7,729 13,915 8,330 7,585 264 128 136 10 10-15 5,309 9,906 4,597 8,782 4,9(j0 3,822 1,095 340 755 ~9 \1 2'1 15--20 4,455 8,Cl60 3,H05 4,300 3,133 1,167 3,976 ],289 2,61-17 1'4 3:; 51 20-25 4,791 10,520 5,729 2,115 1,788 a77 8,134 2,939 5,195 271 IH 1,,7 25-30 5,581 11,561 5,980 1,025 840 185 10,033 4,544 5,489 503 197 306 30-35 5,521 10,869 5,348 463 3G5 108 9,546 4,888 4,B58 8(iO 278 [;1':1 35-40 3,6G6 6,795 3,129 179 la3 46 5,875 3,309 2,666 741 224 517 40-45 3,251 6,452 3,301 200 H9 51 4,526 2,747 1,779 1,726 :155 1,a71 45-50 1,407 2,749 1,342 58 4.1 17 1,867 ] 212 ll55 8:!4 15·k 670 50-55 3,506 1,502 2,004 74 48 26 1,697 1;167 [,30 1,7a5 2H7 1,.141l 55-60 393 816 423 29 21 8 420 281 139 307 91 27ti 60-65 748 1,935 1,187 49 22 27 661 511 150 1.235 215 ] ,010 6G-70 345 105 240 6 3 , 3 93 62 31 ':H6 40 20t) 70 and over 15G 384 !!28 11 7 4 112 90 22 2til 51) 2(12 ------.------_ ------_._------ Hindu 2'7,429 13,812 13,61'7 11,912 6,893 5,OHl 12,430 6,102 6,328 3,087 817 2,27C 0-1 ,.. 1,016 511 505 1,016 511 505 ...... 1-2 725 3·t9 376 719 3·iS :374 6 4 2 2-3 ,994 481 513 95R 471 487 36 10 26 3-4 ,.. 1:009 453 556 986 44.4 542 22 8 14 1 1 4-5 ,.. 870 459 411 803 4(15 397 60 53 13 1 I Total 0-(> .... 4,614 2,253 2,SfJ1 4,482 2,177 2,3Q5 130 75 55 12 1 1 5 - 10 3699 1,\)68 1,731 3.,.72 1,859 ,1,613 219 107 J] 2 H 2 fj 10-15 , , 2;409 1,371 1,038 1,893 1;170 723 504 200 :104 12 J 11 15- 20 ,2,;-(27 1313 1,014 948 739 209 1,337 553 7S4 42 21 20-25 .. 2,87-1 1,402 1,472 523 4,,8 6,3 2.231 S9fi 1,335 1:20 4fl 7')21 I 2;;--30 2,1'153 1,409 1,4H 2,;3 213 40 2,419 1,135 1,284 lSI til 120 30--35 ... 2,507 1,223 1,284 I:n 10\) 22 2,061 1,011 1,050 :mj 1m ~12 3:"i-40 1,140 914 R2G 69 59 10 1,:mi 773 (j05 2!13 2: 1 40--45 . . l,ii96 7:18 H5H 67 53 14 938 551 387 WI 134 4G7 45-50 .. , 807 425 3H2 20 18 2 4.,94 3:35 159 2\13 72 :.!~l 50-55 ... 9(i6 381 5815 30 21 IJ 404 239 1615 5:12 121 411 55·-60 ,.. 286 152 134 4 4... 135 104 :n H7 44 10:3 !) 6O-ti5 ... 548 181 367 15 6 134 83 51 3il9 8:1 :,10 65-70 ... 81 45 36 2 2 •.. 29 26 3 GO 17 :13 70 and over ... 122 37 s,) 3 2 1 17 14 3 1(!2 21 b1 1 Sikh ------.,-, --6 '--3--3 --4 --2--2--21--11--1-,.. -1-.- •. - -.-.. - 1 1 1 0-1 1 2-3 1 ! 1 1 Total 0-5 2 1 1 2 1 1 5-10 2 1 1 2 1 1 95-30 2 1 1 2 Jain 0-1 27 23 50 27 ! 23 1-2 40 • 21 19 40 21 1 I ~) 2-3 50[50 28 22 50 22 28 J. 3-4 28 1a 15 28 l:l 15 4-5 41 15 2fl 40 15 25 1 Total 0--6 209 104 105 208 104 I 104 1 1 5-10 175 HI 8·t 173 90 II 83 2 1 I 10·-1/, HO (;0 laO 87 43 }[J 3 16 I 1 15-20 !H I 70 8:l 77 : 6 71 13 58 7 1 6 20--2;' 18:1~~~ HJ2 81 4,8 46 2 ]]8 54 64 17 2 ]5 25,-30 193 102 !)l :j7 3n 1 131 5R 73 25 8 17 30-a5 ltl;) R8 75 17 17 112 63 49 34 8 26 35-40 lao 77 53 10 10 90 51 33 30 10 40-4.5 124 65 59 20 11 11 54 36 18 69 18 41 45-:;0 66 a-l 32 2 2 2ii 24 2 31> 8 30 50-fi5 75 a3 42 4 4 21 17 4. 50 12 3R 55--(;0 3(j 22 14 3 3 8 4 4 25 15 10 60-IiG f.O 9 41 4 :3 46 6 40 65-70 1~ 4 Ii 2 10 2 70 and over U 9 8 ~I <, 8 ,.. I 8 14 TABLE VII. Age, Sex and Givil Condition. ~~, !lli'i, ~i, Rff(T, ~i(ilU~fl ~( ~r ~'tl~T. POPULATION. UNMARRIED. MARRIED. WIDOWED. ~~'\' ~~ o: 0-1 5 3 2 5 3 2 1-2 11 6 5 11 6 5 2-3 8 5 3 8 5 3 3-4 6 2 4 2 4 4-5 6 4 2 4 2 Total 0-5 36 20 16 36~I 20 16 5-10 27 11 16 27 11 16 10-15 12 10 2 10 9 1 2 1 1 9 15--20 31 20 Ii 19 17 2 12 3 20-25 37 16 21 6 3 3 30 12 IS 25-S0 25 16 9 4 2 2 21 14 7 9 4 1 30-D5 15 10 5' 1 1 13 3(;-40 8 4 4 1 1 7 4 3 2 2 2 40-45 9 4 5 1 1 6 4 4 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 45-50 2 1 2 1 1 2 50-55 3 1 1 1 1 55---60 1 1 60-65 1 1 ... I'" ". _____. ______-.1---1------2 Parsi 16 1-2 1 1 Total 0-5 1 1 5-10 4 1 10-15 3 1[;-20 2 20-25 1 30-35 1 1 35...... :40 1 2 2 4(}-45 2 2 55 60 1 15 TABLE VlIl-~q::. Education by Religion and Age.-~ (f~trr) 'liiir q ~~ a ------~------~------~ I POPULATION. WT'll~'T LITERATE IN ENGLISH. \ Ago. TOTAL. LITERATE. ILLITERATE. !JHABUA STATE. All Religions... 111,292 55,458 55,&34: 1,636 1,533 103 109,656 53,925 55,731 42 33 9 0-10 37,094 18,573 18,521 M 29 5 37,060 18,544 18,516 .t. . .. 10-15 9,906 5,:\09 4,597 136 124 12 9,770 5,18b 4,585 4 1 3 15-20 8,360 4,455 3,91)5 165 155 10 8,195 4,300 3,895 4 2 20 and over ... 55,932 2. ------1--·--:-.--27,121 28,811 1,301 1,225 76 54,631 25,896 28,735 34 30 4 llindu 27,4029 13,812 13,617 825 779 46 26,604 13,033 13,1)71 27 27 0-10 ... 8,313 4,221 4,002 19 19 •., 8,294 4,202 4,092 ...... •.. 10-15 ... 2,409 1,371 1,038 68 65 3 2,341 1,3(l6 1,035 1 1 .. . 15-20 '" 2,327 1,;113 1,0141 71 I 67 4 2,256 1, 246 1 1,010 2 ~ .. . 20 and over '" 14,380 6, 907 1 7,473 667 628 39 13,71? 6,279 7,4341 24 24 ... ------1----:--·------.-- ______ Sikh 6 3 3 1 1 5 3 2~-:nl~ over::: ~ ~ ! i '''1 '''1 I ::: i ... 2 i ::: ---::-.-~ - 1,736 -:-1-824 '-. 50~-'-493 - 12 -1,231 -:-812 -- , 0-10 '" 384 1% II 18£) 5 4 ] il7\) In 188 ... 10-15 '" 150 \)0 I 01) 42 41 1 108 49 59 15-;W ... IG1 ~) l 70 [J(j 5li I... 105 35 70 ::: ::: I 20 nnd over... 1,(141 5% 503 402 119~ , 10 6,19 1441 495 ...... I ----- ,-.----,----·----1----1-- Animist '" 79,799 39,5-15 40,254 1 5 5 ... 79,794 39,540 40,254 ... •.. 0-10 27,fl06 13.870 1:\,93G...... •.. If1,870 H,!l% 10-15 7,1:13 3,n6 3,397 ...... 3,736 3,397 l[)-20 5,69R 2,£)47 2,751 1 ] ... 2,946 2,751 20 and over ... ~.-__-_1-3-9-,1-6::..-1-8,-99-21-2-l)-,1-7~--4 --:_--...--~------_ 18,988 20,170 ... ___:.J __ ... _ !lusalman:.. 2,097 1,Oeo 1,031 270 241 29 1,827 825 1,002 1 1 0-10 519 252 2G7 8 Ii 2 511 246 265 ,.. ... •.. 10-15 199 102 [J7 22 IS 4 177 84 n ...... 15-20 '" 141 84 57 32 2R 4 109 50 ! 53 .. , ...... 20 and over ... 1,23B 628 GIO 208 18\) 19 1,C30 439 591 1 1 .. . -~, .,------·---1---/----'----:----1-__ ------__, __ . -_- ____1 __ _ 10 Christian ... 209 114 95 18 10 8 191 104 87 7 3 4 0-10... 63 31 3~ ...... 63 31 30) 10'-15... 12 10 :? 1... 1 11 10 1 15-20... 31 20 It I 3 3 ... 28 17 11 . 20 and over... 103 53 50 141 7 7 89 46 43 7 3 4, ------~~------/----·------i---~---- :r~rsi 16 6 10 12 4 8 4 2 2 7 2 5 {\-lO I) 2 3 2 2 2 1 1O-1~ 3 3 ,>" 3 3 3 15-20 2 2 2 2 2 2 20 aud over ... G 4 2 I 5 4 1 1 2 16 TABLE X.-m t~. Lan9uage.-II~ ~. - POPULATION. 'lrlilt~1 POPULATION. ~ LANGUAGE. ~ ~ LANGUAGE. ~~;r Persons. Males. Females. Persons. Males. Females. ~f(t 'l~ ~r !Jl~," ....t(~ wt ------_- 1 --1--1--2 3, 4 1 2 3 4 ------.------JHABUA STATE .. , 111,292 55,458 55,834 Jaipuri . ,. ... 150 31 19 Kathiawadi ...... 1521 199 322 Afghani .. , ... 1 1 .. , Khadi ... .., 1,405 713 692 Ajmeri ... .. , 27 19 8 Kachhi , .. ... 1 1 .. . Alwari ,-, ... 2 ... 2 Labhani ...... 1,708 841 867 Bagdi .. , ... 284 146 138 Malwi ...... 7,347 3,558 3,789 Balochi ...... 1 1 ... Marathi .. , .. . 62 29 33 Banjari ... 514 274 240 MBrwadi ...... 3OO 271 89 Bhilali ...... 9,706 3,641 6,065 Mewadi ...... 237 189 48 Bhili ...... 78,686 40,076 38,610 Persif1n ...... 71 38 33 Bnndelkhalldi ." .. 48 20 28 Pashto ...... 3 2 1 Charani ...... 9 3 6 l'unjabi ...... 1 1 ." Deccani ...... 27 14 13 Pnrbi ...... 41 28 13 English .. , 2 1 1 Rangadi ...... 8,562 4,451 4,111 French ... .., 5 3 2 Sindhi ...... 8 II 5 Gujarati .. , , .. 1,347 762 1585 Sondhi ...... 2 1 1 ' Hindostani _ .. .. , 209 ll5 94 Urdu ...... 45 26 19 TABLE XI.-m H. Blrth.place.--~~. POPUL A TION. 'Irl'lT BIRTH·PLACE. ~~ BIRTH·PLACE. 'iI;rIrotR Persons. Malss. Female. Persons. Males. Females. 'Irlro .n ~I~ ~~ ~~ "" ------1--2-1==~3~-_-1---~~-4==1~-=-~---_-_-~_-_1-_--_- _-_ -_-_-2=====3=====4_- ,JHABUA BTATE 111,292 55,458 55,834 Bom bay Presidency 2,191 967 1,224 Oentral India 107,222 53,453 53,769 Ahmedabad 42 32 10 Ahmednagar 1 1 Ali·Rajpur 820 244 576 Panch Mahal 1,996 866 1,130 :Barwani 4 1 3 Poona 2 2 Surat 19 9 10 I Bhopal 23 14 9 Dewas S. B. & J. B. 14 4 10 Other districts ... 75 32 43 Dhar 509 202 307 Chhota. Udepllr Stat" 3 3 Gwaliol 1,431 629 802 Kolhapur State 4 2 2 Indore 1,844 1,179 665 Other States 49 23 26 Jaora 113 51 62 Ajmer-Merwara '60 37 23 Jluibua 100,525 60,138 50,a87 Rajputana States 1,472 798 674 Jobat 886 481 405 .A.lwar 7 3 4 M. S. Malwa 15 4 11 Hanswara 173 65 lOS NarBinghgarh 1 I Bharatpur 10 6 5 Ratlam 669 304 365 Bunui 7 6 1 Bewail 10 9 1 Jaipllr 109 65 54 Bailana 389 190 149 Karanli 3 2 1 Bitamau 19 3 16 Kishangarh 1 1 Kotah 19 7 12 United: Provillces 246 154 92 Knsalgarh 580 . 386 194 Agra 13 8 5 Marwar 230 117 113 .Aligarh 6 5 I Mewar .227 94 1a3 Allahabad 4 3 1 Partiihgarh 77 36 41 Banda 3 3 'l'onk 1 1 Bare. Rann 28 19 9 Other States 28 21 7 llenares 9 5 4 Baroda 9 2 '1 'Cawnpore 15 8 7 Punjab 21 9 12 Farrukhabad 4 2 2 Delhi 10 5 5 Fatebpur I I Other districts 8 4. -to Jhansi 18 II 9 Patiala State 3 3 Luck•• ow 7 5 2 North·West Fr 0 n t 1 e r -; 6 1 Moradabad I 1 Province (Peshawar.) ]\lut.tra 16 11 6 1 5 Rai I Caste, Tribe or Race-~ ~ qf~. POPULATION. '3I'Rrlft POPULATION. wr~ Caste, Tribe or Race. Caste, Tribe or Race. Persons. Males. Females. Persons. MaJes. Females. ;rei m ~Pr tn omf "m ~~ tn ~ s,m ~ ~ 'In ., ------.-----r-- 1 2 3 4 1 2 . ------.--.... ------3 --4- JHABUA STATE ... 111,292 55,458 55,834 Patlia ...... 8,401 4,249 4,152 Pinjara...... , 1 1 ... '" Rajput ...... 2,544 1,165 Hindu : ...... 2,',429 13,812 13,61'7 1,879 Badgujar ... 6 4 2 Ahir' ...... 9 5 4 " Bhati ... 4 2 2 Balai ... 551 311 240 .." Rundela ... 6 4 2 Bania ...... 457 242 215 .. Chaoda ... 1 l . .. Chauhan , .. ~arwal ... 30 17 13 263 135 J28 " hohi ... 70 70 ... ".. Deora ... 25 16 9 " Oswal ... 51 35 61 Dhandhem 1 1 .. , " Dikhit " Porwal ,.. 29 17 12 .. ... 18 3 15 ".. Others ... 277 103 174 Gaud .. 32 17 15 Banjara ... 660 340 220 " Gahalot ... 15 2 18 Bargnrlda ...... 10 6 4 .." Kachhwaha. ... 47 29, 18 flha~bhi ...... 96 56 40 .. Makwana. ... 23 16 7 Bhand ...... 23 9 14 Parihar ... 7 3 4 llhangi ...... 149 "'71 78 ".. Ponwar·Rajput ... 57 27 30 Bharbhunja ...... 3 2 1 .. Parmar ... 1,:108 643 765 Bhat ...... Hi 10 8 .. Rathor ... 476 219 257 Bhi! ...... 64 49 15 Sisodia ... 85 25 60 Bhoi ...... 172 91 81 .." Solanki ... 48 16 32 Brahman ... 1,501 803 698 ';Tonwar ... 22 2 20 Adgaud ...... 8 4 4 Rangara" ...... 14 10 4 " Bhadauria ... 2 2 ... Rawat ...... 14 11 3 " Gujargand ... 78 I 44 34 Ruwala ...... 29 11 18 " Gaud ... Sansi ...... 1 1 ... " 85 I 24 11 .. K,maujia ,.. 42 I 29 13 Sikligar ...... 56 31 25 Audich ...... I Silawat ...... 10 5 5 to 500 I 259 241 .. Audumber ... 43 24 19 Sirvi ...... 168 168 .. . Palliwal ... 118 ~ 61 57 Sonar' ...... 279 139 140 " . .. " Sanadhya. ... 20 II 9 Sutar ... 340 247 93 Saraswat ... 32 15 17 Tamboli ...... 8 4 4 .." Barvaria ... 43 40 3 Teli ...... 662 308 354 Shrigo:nd to ... 81 42 39 ------_ --- to . Shrimali ... 12 12 . .. Sikh ...... 6 3 3 Dakshani ... 56 24 32, " Others ... 431 212 219 Arora...... 6 3 3 Chamar" ...... 1,208 587 621 ------. ---- Charan ... 528 286 242 Jain ...... 1,736 912 824 Chhipa. ... 6 4 , 2 Dakotra ... 5 3 2 Agarwltl ...... 32 10 22 Darzi .. ... 198 99 99 Gujrathi ...... 12 5 Dh.. kad ...... 6 I) ... Jaiswal ...... 41 15 Dholii ...... 232 133 99 Khariwal , .. 2 2~2 I ... Dholi ... 21 9 12 Nima ...... 113 67 46 Gadal'ia ...... 6 4 2 Oswa) ...... 833 409 424 Gao1i ... 7ll 38' 34 Porwal ...... 703 391 312 Gnjar' ...... 236 119 I 117 -----_. ------Halw.. ·j ... 4 4 .., Animist ... 79,'199 39,545 40,254 Jat ...... 39 25 14 Jingar ...... IS 9 9 Bhi! ...... 7a,3I7 36,210 87,107 Jogi ...... 4 1 3 Bhilala ' . ... 6,482 3,335 3,147 Kachel'a .. '" 1 ... , 1 Kahar ...... 5 5 ." ------_. ------Kalal ...... 321 166, 155 Mu'Sal'man, ... ~,097' 1,066 1,031' Kalbelia ... 11' ... 11 13 Kanarebi ... .. , 7 7 .. , J\ha.ngi ...... 30 17 Kaya.sth., ...... 42 25 17 Bohm ...... 64.~ 344 299 Kir ...... ·42 30 12 Chhip:\ ...... 5 2 3 Kharol ...... : 22 10 12 Dafali ... 44 26 18 Khatik ...... 12 I 17 5 Darzi ... 12 8 4 Khatri ...... 72 37 35 Kunjra...... 5 2 3 Koli ...... 95\ 594 357 Lakhera ...... 11 4 7 Kulmi .. , ... 2,615 986 1,629 Memar ... 3 1 2 Knmawat ...... 4 ::I 1 Mewati ,.. .. . 26 16 10 1 Knmhar ...... 564 289 .. 275 Naita ...... ·18 10 8 Labhana ...... 1,582 683 899 Pathan ...... 655 325 330 Lodhi ...... 860 407 453 Sayad ...... 131 59 12 Lohar ...... 628 319 309 Shaikh ...... 503 252 251 Mali ...... 373 197 176 Pehena ... 21 3 18 Manihal' ... J 1 ... " Shaikh ... 482 249 283 " ., Maratha...... 3 3 .... Unspecified . ." 11 ... 11 Maru ... '" 2 ... 2' Mil' . ---_...... 127 127 ... Christian " 209 114 95 Mina ... 7 7 ...... Mochi .. , .. , 2;; 17 6 Na.tive Clu:istian 209 114 95 Nai ...... 393 192 201 ... Nilik ...... 16 16 ... ------. ,. Nat ...... 11 4 7 Parsi ...... 16 Pal ...... 1 1 ... Pasi ...... 10 7 3 Parsi ,., ". 16 lS TABLE Xr-A.-~ ~~_~. Occtlpation or Means of Livelihood.-q'l1JT ~ ~itferCfiT. ACTUAl. WORKERS. I!fi~~;:n« Total G~{)UP workers and l'ARTIALLY AGRI No. Oooopation or Means of Livelihood. De.pendents: Total. 'fi~ (1llI:rURIATS. '" ~m ¥it !fi\oJ elr~ ~~~ I----~---- ~~..:. I .,...... '1.(.<1 Males. Females. Males. I\Femalea. ~ft: Wr --1- 2 ------3---4---5---6-:--;---8------,--- JHABUA STATE. '111,292 30,479 12,648 199 9 68,155: 1 Income from rent of agricultural land ... , .. 687 159 48 48f) 2 Ordinary cultivators...... , 82,690 21,830 4,689 5G,171 4 Farm servants and field labourers...... 6,487 1,257 4,422 4 808 6 Fruit, flower, veg~table, betel, vine, areca nut, etc., growers .. . l~ 5 8 7B Fortlst officers. l'an~ers, gllards, etc., (Native State) .. . 84 28 56 9 Cattle .. nd buffalo brneders and keepers ...... 6 2 4 11 Breeders of other animals (horses, Dlules, camels, asses, eto.), 2 1 1 12 Herdsmen, shepherds, goat-herd~, etc., '" , .. 1,602 1,079 291 "'71 1 2::12 14 Fishing...... 72 27 2 43 17 Mines and metallic minenls (goM, iron, mllnganese, ,tc.). 1;\ 2 4 7 21 Cotton, ginning, cleaning lind pressing ...... ;\0 8 6 :::21 1G 22 ' Cotton spinning, sizing Rnd weaving ...... 424 142 66 216 25 Other fibres lcocoanut, aloes, palm leaf, Half, hemp, straw, etc.) ...... , ...... 182 51 37 ]9 94 32 Tanners, curriers, leather dressers, etc...... 8;18 275 32 30 531 33 Makers of leather articles, such as tl'llnks, water bags, etc. 134 7 13 114 36 Sawyers, co.rpenters, turners and joiners, etc..,. ..• 199 76 9 4 114 37 Basket makers and other industries of woody material including leaves. 373 99 71 20:1 40 Maker~ of arms, guns, etc...... 35 81 3 24 41 Other workers in iron, and makers of implemeuts and tools, principrtlly or exclusively of iron. 14:; 19 2 287 451 ., 44 42 Workers in bras~, copper and bell metal ...... 10 J 7 H Workers iu other metals (tin, zinc, lead, quicksilver, etc). .. . 16 [> 11 47 Potters and earthen pipe aud bowl makers ...... 515 143 81 1 291 5;\ Manufacture and refining of vegetable and minoral oils '" 616 152 22 11 442 56 Rice po'ullders and huskers and flour grinders ...... 70 49 21 58 Grain parchers, etc,...... 74 18 11 45 59 Butchers...... '" 30 7 2 21 6,\ Swef,tmeat makers, ppeparers of jam und'condiments, etc. '" 123 34 7 82 64 Brewers apd distillers...... 14 1 13 68 Tailors, Qlilline~s, dress-makers and darners, embroiderors on linen .. In5 27 30 ]08 71 Wa~hing, cleaning and dyting ...... 1:14 44 30 60 7:J Barbers, hair-dressers and wig makers ...... ~7!J 96 6 18:3 78 Stone and .marble workers and masons ... '" 75 ~9 2 3 44 81 Saddlers, harness makers, whip and lash makers '" 30 10 20 88 Makers of watches and clocks, and optical, photographic and surgical instruments ...... '" 1 1 89 Workers in preciouR stones and metals, enamellers, imitation je'wellery makers, gilders, etc. 280 89 9 ... I 182 90 Makers of bangles (material unspecified), rosaries, bead anI! other necklaces, spangles, Imgams and sacred threads. 36 12 9 15 92 Others, including mana1?ers, persons other than performers employed in theatres and other places of pu]jlic entertain- ment, race course service, huntsml'n, etc...... 15 5 ]0 93 Sweepers, scavengers, dust and sweeping contractors ... 83 21 12 50 97 Boat owner!!, boatmen and tow men ...... I 1 1 98 Persons employed on the construction and maintenance of roads : and bridges ...... '" 1 . 99 Gart owners and drivers, coachmen, stable boys, tramway, mail earriage, livery stable, etc., managers and employes (exclud ing private servants). HI 45 2 64 100 Palki, etc., bearers and owners...... 4 1 3 101 Pack elephant, c(\mel, mule and bullock owners and drivprs .. . 81 28 8 ::: \ 45 HH Railway employe~ of all kinds, other than ordinary labuurer~ 19 Hi 4 104 Labourers employed un railway construction... ..: 3~B 117 3 213 40 lOSA I Post office, Telegraph anrl Telephone ~ervices (Government) ... 65 ~5 106 Bank managers, money lenrlerR, exchange and in6)1rRuCe agentR, money changers and brokers, and commission agepts aI).d their ~mployes. 1,254 383 45 3 826 107 TINkers, commercial travellers, warehouse owners and eJnployes 26 1:1 13 I 108 rl'rnd~ in piece goods, wool, cotton, silk, hair and other textiles, 1 'i' 109 Trade in skillS, leath'lr, furs, feathers, horn, etc. •.. 21 'i 14 po Tradt! in wood (not fire wood), cork, Lark, !ltc. •.. 6 2 4 114 Vendor of wine, liquor and rerated waters ... I ... 231 44 14 "'1 \ 173 L:, ' ..... ,. 19 TA.BLE XV ~A.-~~ ~!(-q. Occupation or Means oj Livelihood.-q~ ~ i3'q~~.-(Concld). ACTUAL WORKERS. IfiJJfCfi{;f",i Total Group wOTkprs and PARTIALLY AGRl No. Occupation or Means or Livelihood: dependents. CUI,TURISTB. Ii~l ~ Ifi~ __ •__ 1_1------.--2------3----4--1:- _.5__ 1 6__ 7___ 8_ 117 Grocers and sellers of vegetable oil, salt and other condiments ••. 416 167 24 225 118 Sellers of milk, butter, ghee, poultry, eggs, etc...... 75 22 23 30 120 Cardamom, betel-leaf, vegetables, fruit and areca nut, sellers •.. 51 18 5 3 28 121 Grain and pulse dealers...... • .. 494 163 36 295 122 Tobacco, opium, ganja, etc., sellers •.• •.• "'1 1 1 124 Dealers in hay, grass and fodder... •.• •.. 118 15 66 37 125 Trade in ready made clothing and other articles of dress and the toilet (hats, umbrellas, socks, ready made shoes, perfumes, etc. ... •.• •.. ••. 166 63 16 I 87 129 Dealers and hirers of' elephants, camels, horses, cattle, asses, mules, etc., sellers (not makers) of carriages, saddlery, etc. 430 89 12 329 130 Dealers in firewood, charcoal, coal, cowdung, etc. . .. 34 17 17 135 Shop"keepers, otherwise unspecified •.• ...... 318 107 24 187 HOB Army (Native State) ... ..• . .. 33 13 20 142A Police (Government) ••• ... ,.. , .• 14 5 9 142B Police(Native State) ..• ..• ...... 651 263 1 388 143 Village watchmen •..•.••.• 118 61 1 57 145A Rulers of Native States and their families •.• •.• 5 1 4 145B Darbar officials ...... 958 327 5 631 146 Municipal and other local (not village) service ..• . .. 4 1 3 147 Village officials and servants (other than watchmen) ... 68 20 1 48 148 Priests, ministers, etc. ,.. •.• ..• . .. 12 5 7 149 Religious mendicants, inmates of monasteries, etc., ... 1,153 447 117 11 1 589 151 Temple, burial or burning ground service, pilgrim conductors, 3 2 1 cir cumcisers. 152 Lawyers of all kinds, including KaziA, law agents and mukhtiars \ 28:1 91 2 192 154 Medical practitioners of all kinds, incluaing dentists, oculists and 17 5 11 veterinary surgeons. 155 !Midwives, vaccinators, compounders, nurses, masseurs, etc., ... 41 [> 30 6 156 Professors and leaohers of all kinds, and clerks and servants 36 14 22 connected .ith education 158B Architects, surveyors, engineers, and their employes(Native state)1 12 5 7 159 Others (authors, photographers, artists, sculptors, astronomers, 7 ;) ::: I 4 meteorologists, botanists, astrologers, etc). I 160 Music composers, and masters, players on all kinds of musical I' 161 54 28/ 1 79 instruments (not military), signers, actors and dancers. , 161 Proprietors (other than of agricultural land) fund and scholar 66 19 14 3 33 ship holders and pensioners 162 Cooks, water carriers, door keepers, watchmen and other indoor 1,243 415 298 2 530 servants. 163 Private grooms, coachmen, dog boys, etc. •.• . .. 138 53 ... I 85 164 Manufacturers, and contractors otherwise unspecifieo. ..• 2 2 165 Cashiers, accountants, book keepers, clerks and other employes 20 6 14 in unspecified offices, warehouses and shops. 167 Labourers and workmen otherwise unspecified 4,871 1,287 1,879 6 2 1,705 168 Inmates of jails, asylums and hospitals ..• . .. 52 50 2 169 Beggars, vagrants, procurers, prostitutes, receivers of stolen 149 52 25 72 goods, cattle-poisoners, etc. I-!----___.___..:,_~_..,.;.__- VILLAGE LIST OF THE JHABUA STATE. 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'" b.O"tJ '>", ;... ~ ;.. d ~ ~ "'0 Q) S <'is <:: <'i$Q) p., !:l <'i$Cl> ... ::s ..t:: "0 ,a ., !:l so: ,a ..... ;:5 so: 0 C3'" ~ 0 rn f£I 0 rn i'Y 1 11 I JHABUA STATE. 6 85 1,155 ! 61 ,8 494 3,750 .265 46 Jhabua Town ...... 1 4 2Rl 1 I 4 28 849 212 30 Jhabua Tahsil ...... 1 9 144 1 9 6R 2.269 252 33 Ranapur Tahsil... .. 1 16 18·1· 1 16 105 5,273 330 50 Thandla Tah~il ...... 1 9 164 1 9 75 3,022 336 40 Rambhalur Tahsil ... 1 R 97 1 8' 44 2,203 275 50 Uml'ao rea ... '0' 1 39 538 , 1 32 I 174 8,629 270 50 , I APPENDIX II.-NUMBER OF FORMS SUPPLIED AND USED IN THE JHABUA STATE. A.-FORMS SUPPLIED. B.-FORMS USED. Enumer- General schedules. ation Brock Book lists. Other forms used. Covers. Actual per 100 number. Ihouses. , "f Q,) ~ NAME. I ...: Instructional ll:: CJ ui forms. -< Ul ... ::;: ell ~ "0 > Cll w.; A B A B A A B 0 ;;> ..... p:; B '0 OJ .& I;; § '1:'" ..t::ui 0 5-= c ...... oW ..... '-' fJJ~ CU~W CllQ.l Q,)<1i <'is .~::l ...c ~~ UJ~ rn ;:5 '0 ;:5 ;.. 0 Ib.Il .... 0 E~ ::s Cl> rn t ro ::s Cl> 0 0'0 p., >lt~ oE,..o g~ :r: rn Q,) I 0= ~. i~ t"il 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 , 6 I 7 I 81 9 !wi +21 13 114 1 15 ~ -- Jhabua State .•. 2,510 2.435 3,000 2,9901"'300 24,000 138 107 ... 01 25 106 1,060 2,510 I 1 1 APPENDIX 11I.-ExPENDITURE FOR ENUMERATION PERIOD, i. e..• 1913. JHABUA STATE. 1910-1911. 1900-1901. . ----- HEADS. - ---~ REMARKS • RS./ a .. I p. Rs. I a., p. --- 1 2 5 1--6 r 8 1 31 41 ;! JHABUA STATE. ") 1 Pay...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ThisyeartheCensus I. Census Officer and I 2 Allowance ...... 0 0 0 210 0 0 Officer is not given Head-quarter (3 Travelling-allowance 196 0 0 150 0 0 any allowance. Office. j 4 Petty contingenCies. 327 0 0 153 0 0 'I 1 Pl;'.y '" ...... 230 0 0 295 0 0 Typewriter pur II .. District 0 ill c e F Allowance ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 chased. establisNment. I 3 Travellingallowance. 694 0 0 570 0 0 j 4 Pettycontlllg(mcies... 0 0 0 0 0 0 III. House numoering ... '" ••• ... 50 0 0 20 0 0 IV. Local purchase of stationery... ••• ... 302 0 0 230 0 0 V. Postage and Telegrams... ." ...... 20 0 0 15 0 0 VI. Freight ...... 50 0 0 210 0 0 VII. Special remuneration (if ~ny) ...... 0 0: 0 0 0 0 VIII. Cost of forms and instructions ••• '" 145 0 0 240 0 0 iX. Miscellantous ... •...... 260 0 0 '10 0 0 Total...... i~ -;-r~;-I.2'I65 ~r-;-