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AJMER CENTRAL JAIL.
STATEMENT No. X (FINANCIAL).—Showing the expenditure in guarding aud maintaining the prisoners in the Central Jail at Ajmer during the year 1916, excluding the cost of
building new Jails, of Additions, Alterations, or Repairs.
1
Serial No.
1
2
NAME OF JAIL.
Central Jail, Ajmer
Add cost of Magistrates Look-up
GRAND TOTAL .
3
AVERAGE NUMBER OF
PRISONERS.
Convicts.
396.84
...
...
Under trial.
32.37
...
...
Civil.
0.62
...
...
Total.
431.83
...
...
4
RATIONS.
Total Cost.
R
15,694
...
...
Cost per head of
average strength
excluding civil
prisoners.
R
36
a.
6
p.
4
...
...
5
ESTABLISH¬
MENT.
Total Cost.
R
10,131
...
...
Cost per head
of
average
strength.
R
23
a.
7
p.
4
...
...
6
MERWARA
BATTALION.
Total Cost.
R
...
...
...
Cost per head
of
average
strength.
R a.
p.
...
...
...
7
HOSPITAL CHARGES.
Total Cost.
R
968
...
...
Cost per head
of
average
strength.
R
2
a.
3
p.
10
...
...
Cost per head of
average number
of sick.
R
151
a.
11
p.
7
...
...
8
CLOTHING.
Total Cost.
R
1,942
...
...
Cost per head
of
average
strength.
R
4
a.
8
p.
1
...
...
9
CONTINGENCIES.
Total Cost.
R
3,549
...
...
Cost per head
of
average
strength.
R
8
a.
3
p.
6
...
...
10
Grand Total
expended.
R
32,284
2,049
34,333
11
Cost per head of
average strength.
R
74
a.
12
p.
1
...
...
12
Serial No.
1
...
...
13
REMARKS.
When prisoners of different classes are confined in the some Jail, the expenditure on establishment and other items with which all are concerned should be divided over all. The cost per head under any item of expenditure
is to be calculated on prisoners actually concerned in it or contributing to it, and not otherwise. Hospital charges (col. 7) should include rations and also the cost of medicines supplied from the Bazar and the Medical Store Depôt.
In this series (Financial) annas and pies are only to be shown where there are columns for them.
STATEMENT No.XII.—Showing the employment of convicts in the Jail at Ajmer during the year 1916.
1
SEX.
Male . . . .
Female
.
.
.
TOTAL .
2
Average number not sentenced to
labour.
6.39
1.76
8.15
3
Average number under sentence of
labour
on working days.*
333.71
12.47
346.18
4
Average number sick.
6.18
0.04
6.22
5
Average number convalescent and
infirm.
3.72
...
3.72
6
Average number not employed for
other reasons.
42.44
2.07
44.51
7
A
On unremunerative labour.†
...
...
...
B
Prison officers.
24.78
0.36
25.14
AVERAGE NUMBER EMPLOYED ON WORKING DAYS.
ON PRISON DUTIES.
C
Prison servants.
42.84
...
42.84
D
Gardening.
13.84
...
13.84
E
Employed in prepar-
ing articles for use or
consumption in Jails,
e.g.,
wheat grinding,
manufacturing of
Prison clothing, etc.
35.55
...
35.55
F
Jail Repairs.
...
...
...
ON JAIL BUILDINGS.
Additions and
alterations.
G
Under Superintendent
...
...
...
H
Under Public Works
Department.
...
...
...
New Jail.
I
Under Superintendent.
...
...
...
J
Under Public Works
Department
...
...
...
K
Manufactures.
206.80
12.07
...
L
a
Public Works.
...
...
...
b
Other
extramural
labour.
...
...
...
8
Average number of convicts hired out
to Municipalities, private individuals,
or Departments other than the Public
Works Department.
...
...
...
9
RATIO PER CENT.
OF COLUMN 3 OF
THOSE EMPLOYED
ON WORKING
DAYS AS —
Prison Officers.
7.43
2.89
7.26
Prison Servants.
12.84
12.38
...
On manufactures (7 K).
61.97
96.79
63.22
N. B.—Column 7 L a will only be filled up in a Public Works Jail, i.e., a Jail the inmates of which are solely employed on Public Works, and column 7 L b in any Jail which employs a part of its prisoners on Public Works.
*
That is, exclusive of holidays and Sundays.
† Unremunerative labour means short drill, crank, and the like.
R. C. MACWATT, Lieut.-Col., I.M.S.,
Superintendent, Central Jail, Ajmer.
AJMER JAIL OFFICE:
The 21st February 1917.