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2. Loans—
4. Watering—
. .
3. Advances Repayable—
....
5. Road-cleaning —
1. Market
182 5 9
1, Establishments
1,780 14 4
2. Other Public Works
349 9 6
..
2. New Dust Bins ...... 19 12 4
3. Conservancy Cart-hire
50 0 0
3. Repairs to old Bins
...
4. Purchase of Kerosine Oil Lamps. 100 0 0
4. Other Charges
0 12 10
5, Miscellaneous
22 0 0
1,801 7 6
---
703 15 3
1,894 9 9
6. Scavenging —
1. Cleaning Establishment
156 0 0
18,441 9 0
2. Contingencies
156 0 0
7. Other Measures
—
1. Census Establishment
29 1 4
2. Destruction of Prickly-pears
47 15 5
3. Market and Slaughter-House —
1. Establishment
348 0 1
.
,
2 . C o n t i n g e n c i e s 0 10 3
4. Epidemic Charges
140 5 11
5. Tank Establishment
35 7 8
6. Interring Paupers
5 2 0
7. Other Charges
45 13 1
.
652 7 9
2,877 3 3
10,442 3 5
8. Public Park—
1. Purchase of Sites
415 6 0
415 6 0
10,857 9 5
D.—Public Instruction
Carried over...
18,441 9 0
Carried over...
. . .
...
10,857 9 5
17
Receipts—Heads of.
Disbursements—Heads of.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a.. p.
Brought over...
18,441 9 0
Brought over...
. . .
......
10,857 9 5
E.—Public Convenience
—
1. Public Works
—
.
1. Original—
1. Buildings
2. Communications and other
Works
—
1. Drains and Culverts
243 11 5
2. Bag Talao Road
240 10 6
3. Other Roads
146 15 0
4. Compensation for Land
taken up for roads, &c.
193 14 0
825 2 11
2. Repairs —
.
1. Gravel Roads
921 5 1
2. Culverts and Drains
35 13 9
3. Road-side Trees
458 4 8
4. Municipal Office
39 9 6
5. Toll Chowkies
3 12 6
6. Dharamsallas
18 10 6
1,477 8 0
2,302 10 11
2. Survey of Land—
1. City Survey Establishment
721 4 7
2. Other Charges
36 1 7
757 6 2
3. Other Charges—
757 6 2
1. Miscellaneous Establishment.
11 0 0
2. Contingencies
169 4 8
3. Dead Stock
88 5 6
4. Stamps and Postage.
0 14 0
5. Newspaper
2 0 0
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6. Honorarium to Auditors
60 0 0
7. Notice Boards
11 4 0
8. Pound Keepers
67 8 3
9. Assessment of Government Land. 28 6 0
10. Remission of Municipal Revenue. 67 0 0
11. Other Items
19 13 0
525 7 5
525 7
5
14,443 1 11
F.—Debt—
1. Loan
. . .
......
2. Deposits —
1. Earnest Money adjusted
941 0 0
2. Unclaimed Wages disbursed
134 15 8
3. Arrears of Octroi Duty adjusted. 56 4 0
4. Voluntary Contribution adjusted. 100 0 0
5. Other Accounts
112 5 0
1,344 8 8
3. Advances Repayable
—
1. Market
232 5 9
2. Roads
633 13 11
3. Band Stand
307 3 3
4. Moti Tank
100 0 0
5. Other Public Works
28 14 0
6. Other Accounts
192 4 6
1,494 9 5
2,839 2 1
17,282 4 0
Total Expenditure
Balance at the close of the year—
17,282 4 0
1. Deposit
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
255 13 4
2. Actual Municipal Balance
...
. . .
...
...
903 7 8
Total Receipts
...
16,801 9 3
—
Grand Total
...
I
16,801
18,441 9 0
Grand Total
... 18,441 9 0
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MEMO. Of LIABILITIES and CLAIMS of the DHARWAR MUNICIPALITY in the DHARWAR
DISTRICT.
Liabilities.
Amount.
Claims.
Amount.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Loan
......
Advances Repayable
790 10 2
Deposits to be ajusted
1,048 0 0
Net amount of debt
275 5 10
Net amount of Claims
......
Total... 1,048 0 0
Total
... 1,048 0 0
(Signed)
I. DRACUP,
Huzur Deputy Collector and Chairman Dharwar Municipality.
Dharwar Collector's Office,
June 1876.
(True Copy.)
I. DRACUP,
Chairman.
No. 1565.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
Bombay Castle, 18th May 1877.
Letter from the Sanitary Commissioner, No. 1173, dated 15th May 1877—Forwarding a
report on the sanitary condition of the town of Dharwar, prepared after a personal
inspection of the town in August 1876; stating that the report was sent to the
President of the Municipality of the town in October 1876, but has recently been
returned to him without a copy of any resolutions of the Municipal Commissioners
upon it, which he thinks has probably arisen from the fact that Mr. Richey has
been absent from Dharwar and there has been no time to lay the report before
the Municipality; and adding that he is anxious that the report should appear among
the inspection reports of the year [1876].
RESOLUTION.—The report may be printed as desired by Mr. Hewlett, who
should mention in his general report the cause of there being no remarks by the
Municipality on his report.
E. W. RAVENSCROFT,
Chief Secretary to Government.
6
Months.
1871.
1872.
1873.
1874.
1875.
Ma x i mu m.
Mi ni mum.
Me a n .
Ma x i mu m.
Mi n i mu m.
Me a n .
Ma xi mum.
Mi n i mu m.
Me a n .
Ma x i mu m.
Mi n i mu m.
Mean.
Ma x i mu m.
Ma i n i mu m.
Mean.
J a n u a r y . . .
96
61
78
98
65
81
74
66
70
92
68
80
82
58
70
February . . . 91
62
76 110
60
85
81
75
78
92
69
75
94
56
75
March . . . 98
65
81 109
71
90
86
76
81
95
72
83
96
72
84
A p r i l . . .
98
70
84 105
72
88
92
84
88 106
74
90 103
73
88
May . . .
1 1 1 78
94 105
79
92
94
84
89
98
75
86 103
78
90
June . . . 111
75
92 112
75
83
84
73
78
87
72
79
99
76
87
July . . . 99
75
87
87
74
80
84
72
78
87
69
78
85
75
80
August . . . 109
73
82
91
74
82
84
72
78
86
71
78
85
76
80
September . . . 93
72
82
91
73
82
82
72
77
85
73
75
80
75
77
October . . .
94
66
80
88
70
79
81
70
75
86
72
79
83
73
75
November . . .
103
68
85
88
83
85
85
65
75
85
63
74
81
73
7 7
December . . . 103
65
84
84
72
78
85
52
68
82
61
71
79
72
75
The prevailing wind during each month of the year may be learnt from the
following return, which shows the observations taken since January 1874 up the
present time. Before 1874 the returns regarding this information are stated to
be not reliable :—
Months.
Prevailing Wind.
1874.
1875.
1876.
January . . .
N. E.
E. & N. E.
East.
February . . .
W. E. & S. E.
S. E. & W.
E. S. E. & W.
March . . .
N. E.
N. E.
West.
April . . .
E. & S. E.
W. & S. W. N. W. & W.
West.
May . . .
E. S. E. N. W. & W.
E. N. E. W. N. &. S. W.
N . & N . E .
June . . .
W. & S. W.
S. W.
W. & S. W.
July . . .
W. & S. W.
W. & S. W.
W. & S. W.
August . . .
W. N. W. & S. W.
W. & S. W.
W. S. W. & W. & N. W.
September . . .
N. N. W. & W.
W. & S. W.
Octeber . . .
N. W. & E.
East.
November . . .
E. & N. E.
E. & N. E.
December . . .
E. & N. E.
E. & N. E.
3. The City was originally confined to the area enclosed by the mud walls,
which for the most part still shut it in, but in process of time it has extended
itself towards the east and south, where the following Peits have been formed :—
on the south the Shideshwar, the Begum, Shanvar and Pacha Peits ; on the east
the Sakher, Somwar, Ganesh, Budhwar or Babo, Guruvar, and Jadebhavi Peits ;
and besides these the Mhárs are located in warras on the east near Kumbhar yes
and on the west near Dehgaon gate. The fort, surrounded by its ditch, which was
formerly kept filled with water, is situated on the south-west of the town, and
along its eastern side extends the Shideshwar Tank, which was excavated
about 700 years ago by a Lingayet named Shidhaya, who after death was
deified, and whose body was buried in an island left on one side, on which
a temple sacred to Shideshwar is built. The earth taken out of the tank
was deposited on its eastern and southern sides, where it forms large embank
- m e n t s , w h i c h h a v e b e e n s i n c e u s e d b y M u s s u l m a n a s b u r i a l - g r o u n d s . T h e r e w e r e
originally 9 gates leading into the city, three of which, however, have lately been
removed. On the west is the Nawa gate, so named because it was only built in
1864, and the Dehgaon and Baleh gates, or yes as they are here named, are called
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lation, were registered, but in 1875 only 372 births, or 6.97 per 1,000 were re
-corded. These figures will prove that the matter has not engaged that local
attention which it should have done.
31. The number of deaths registered in the following years will be seen
below:—
Years.
Number of Deaths registered.
Ratio of Deaths per 1,000 of Population
Males.
Females.
Total.
Males.
Females.
Total.
1872 . . .
8 3 9
716
1,555
49.3
49.1
49.2
1873 . . .
426
383
809
15.22
15.7
15.15
1874 . . .
847
702
1,549
30.27
27.62
29.01
1875 . . .
682
694
1,376
24.37
27.30
25.77
From these figures, too, I am certain that the real number of deaths is not
reported. The different causes of deaths are shown in the next return:—
Years.
Number of Deaths from Specified Causes.
Ratio of Deaths per 1,000 of Population.
C h o l e r a .
S m a l l - p o x .
F e v e r .
B o w e l C o m - p l a i n t s .
I n j u r i e s .
O t h e r C a u s e s .
A l l C a u s e s .
C h o l e r a .
S m a l l - p o x .
F e v e r .
B o w e l C o m - p l a i n t s .
I n j u r i e s .
O t h e r C a u s e s .
A l l C a u s e s .
1872 . . .
104 75 891 255 21 209 1,555 3.3 2.3 28.2 8.1 0.7
. . . 49.2
1873 . . .
. . .
4 457 112 26 210 809
. . . 0.07 8.56 2.09 0.48
. . . 15.15
1874 . . .
. . .
12 642 215
23 657 1,549
. . . 0.22 12.01 4.02 0.43
. . . 29.01
1875 . . .
137
3 610 184 17 425 1,376 2.56 0.06 11.42 3.45 0.32
. . . 25.77
The above table is most instructive. It will be seen that during the years cholera
is epidemic it prevails to a very great extent, and that in every year the
death-rate from bowel complaints is persistently and exceptionally high;
whilst the fever-rate also is always abnormally large. This table affords the
strongest evidence that the water-supply of the people is impure, and that the
drainage is defective and deserves immediate attention.
32. The deaths were recorded to have taken place at the different ages
below mentioned:—
Years.
Infants (Children
unable to walk). Boys. Girls.
Adults.
Old People.
Total.
Males. Females.
M a l e s . Females. Males. Females. Males. Females. Total.
1872 . . .
54
46 372 301
232
203
176
162
834
712 1,546
1873 . . .
65
35 107 101
153
136
99
110
424
382
806
1874 . . .
160
102 336 275
197
187
154
138
847
702 1,549
1875 . . .
113
114 228 230
209
218
132
132
682
694 1,376
N.B.—"Born dead" are omitted from this form.
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From this I have deduced the following table, showing the ratio of deaths of
children under 12 years of age to the total deaths in each year:—
Y e a r s .
Number of Deaths
under 12 years
of age.
Total number
of Deaths from
all causes.
Percentage of
former to
latter.
1872 . . .
773
1,555
49.71
1873 . . .
308
809
38.07
1874 . . .
873
1,549
56.36
1875 . . .
685
1,376
49.78
This statement is one which should cause the Municipal Commissioners
the greatest anxiety. In 1874, for example, out of 1,549 deaths, 873, equal to
56.36 per cent., were children under 12 years of age. No test can more surely
point to insanitary conditions of houses than the death-rate among children,
who are more susceptible to noxious influences than adults. I believe I am
right in stating that this is the highest rate of mortality among children that I
have as yet seen, and I trust the Municipal Commissioners will duly recognise
that their first duty is to provide funds for so carrying out sanitary works that
this terrible mortality may be reduced. The responsibility of it rests with each
one of the Municipal Commissioners individually, and it is the duty of every
earnest member of the corporation to represent the matter in its true light to his
fellow-citizens and to remove such a reproach from the City.
33. The deaths according to castes are thus classified:—
Years.
Number of Deaths registered.
Ratio of Deaths per 1,000 of Population.
C h r i s t i a n s .
M u s u l m a n s .
H i n d u s .
O t h e r C l a s s e s .
T o t a l .
C h r i s t i a n s .
M u s u l m a n s .
H i n d u s .
O t h e r C l a s s e s .
T o t a l .
1872 . . .
1
309 1,178
69 1,555
9.1
27.9
61.1
57.1
49.2
1873 . . .
2
122
678
7
809
8.37
9.72 16.71 155.55 15.15
1874 . . .
1
212 1,024
312 1,549
4.18 16.90 25.24
. . . 29.01
1875 . . .
. . .
1 9 8
9 3 1
247 1,376
. . . 15.78 22.95
. . . 25.77
34. I should strongly advise the Municipal Commissioners to introduce a
bye-law such as is in force in the Dharwar Municipality, by which it is rendered
compulsory on the occupant of a house in which a birth has taken place to
report the same to the nearest Police Station, or at the Municipal Office, and by
which also the principal occupant of a house in which a death takes place is
compelled to give similar information. By such means alone can the number of
births and deaths be accurately ascertained. I would also suggest that all places
for the disposal of the dead be registered in the name of some one particular
individual who should be, as in Bombay, compelled to keep a person constantly
at the place, who is responsible that no corpse is disposed of until the death has
been registered by a policeman. All the value of vital statistics depends on the
accuracy of these returns, and I trust the matter will engage the earnest atten
- t i o n i t d e s e r v e s .
35. Such is a brief description of the sanitary condition of Sholápur, and I
will now briefly state the means such as appear to me to be most urgently
required to improve it.
OFFICE SUPDT. GOVT. PRINTING.—NO. 4 S. C.—16-10-74—900.
APPENDIX.
STATEMENT of Receipts and Disbursements of the City Municipality of Sholápur for the year ending 31 st March 1876.
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs.
a . p . Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Balance in hand at the close of last
year.
(A.) GENERAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Deposits
...
...
. . .
......
......
. . . . . . Secretary
...
...
... 1,200 0 0
Office Establishment
...
... 993 1 7
Actual Municipal Balance
. . .
. . . . . .
21,738 15 11 21,738 15 11 Public Works Establishment
... 600 0 0
2,793 1 7
RECEIPTS.
COLLECTION ESTABLISHMENT.
(A) MUNICIPAL TAXES.
Inspectors, Kárkoons, and Peons
...
3,274 10 4
6,067 11 11
1.—OCTROI
...
...
...
......
42,105 2 9 42,105 2 9
(B) PUBLIC SAFETY.
. . .
(B) MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS.
1.—POLICE.
1.—REALIZATIONS UNDER ACT VIII,
OF 1868 .
Lighting Police Station lamps
... 238 12 0
......
10 0 0
......
Repairs to Police Station...
...
18 8 6 257 4 6
Fees for the Sale of Poisonous Drugs..
2. —PROCEEDS OF LAND, &c.
2.—FIRE.
Annual instalment of the land out-
side the Tuljapur Vase
.. 100 0 0
. . . . . . .
......
Permanent Establishment ...
... 216 0 0
Temporary do.
...
...
25 12 2
Sale in perpetuity
...
. . . 235 12 6
......
......
Contingencies
...
...
...
16 0 0
Rent of the land outside the Bala
Vase ...
...
...
... 456 0 0
......
. . . . . .
Filling cisterns with water...
... 46 13 0
Building new shed for Fire Engine in
the Saker Pait.
12 9 6
Rent of the land outside the Gold-
finch Pait... ...
...
2 0 1 4 0
......
......
Repairs to Engine Sheds ...
. . .
4 0 6
Rent of the land outside the Platform
in Mungulwar Pait
...
. . . 34 0 0
......
......
Do. to Fire Engines ...
... 24 12 1
Do. to Fire Engine Hose
...
4 4 0 350 3 3
20
B 6 0 2 —6 Rent of land outside the cisterns in
Mungulwar Pait ...
...
... 17 6 0
3.—LIGHTING.
Rent of land outside the Bijápur
Vase ...
...
...
...
5 0 0
Lighting street lamps
...
... 2,427 6 1
Fixing new lamp posts
...
... 428 6 3
Rent of land in Suddur Bazaar ...
4 0 0
Purchasing new lamps
...
... 102 8 0
Rent of the Fire-Engine Shed
...
2 12 0
Lighting Dhurnmsallas ...
...
8 9 11 2,966 14 3
3,571 6 0
Do. land of the Jodebhavi Pait 1,331 7 2
Sale proceeds of green grass
... 267 0 0
Rent of the place near the Ganga Well
0 15 0
(C)—PUBLIC HEALTH.
Rent of the Pani Vase Chowkee ...
0 5 0 2,655 13 8
1.—BUILDINGS AND OTHER WORKS.
3.—INCOME DERIVED FROM MARKETS.
Original.
Fees on Cattle sold in the Jodebhavi
Pait Cattle Market
...
... 2,701 12 3
Temporary sheds for Meat Markets ... 103 11 8
Rent of Meat Markets of the Town and
Budder Bazaar ...
...
... 528 14 10
Partition wall, &c., in the Charitable
Dispensary ...
...
...
... 133 6 6
Making gates to the Dispensary Com-
pound ...
...
...
...
... 23 11 0
Rent of Vegetable Stalls of the Sud-
dur Bazaar Market
...
... 144 14 8
Building of the Out-houses for Dispen-
sary servants ...
...
...
... 219 0 0
Fees on Slaughter-houses ...
... 1,501 2 1 4,876 11 10
4.— SCAVENGING DEPARTMENT
RECEIPTS.
Pavements to the Slaughter-house out-
side the Bijápur Vase
...
... 403 14 3
Pavements in the Jodebhavi Pait ... 326 4 5
Pavements to the Slaughter-house
outside the Degaon Vase ...
... 532 11 4
Sale proceeds of night-soil
... 93 6 0
Making Shed in the Cattle Pound ... 40 12 10
Fees for use of latrines
... 133 7 4
Drain in Fultan Gullee
..
.
...
530 0 0
Sale proceeds of sweepings...
... 914 0 0
Do. in Bagwan do.
•.•
... 994 12 0
Amountrefunded by the MunicipalCom-
missioner named Vishnoo Govind ... 100 0 0
Fixing iron bars to the openings of the
main drains . . .
. . . 14 0 10
Rent of night-soil carts ...
... 120 0 0 1,360 13 4
Constructing drains to the well in
5.—MUNICIPAL FINES.
Sakher Pait
...
...
547 0 0 3,869 4 10
On account of nuisances
...
... 266 10 0
Repairs.
Do. of infringement of Mimi-
cipal Rules
...
...
8 0 0
Markets...
...
...
... 205 11 6
On account of stray cattle...
... 200 8 0 475 2 0
Slaughter-houses ...
... 49 15 10
Removing weeds from Tank...
... 884 7 8
Carried over ..
......
9,378 8 10 63,844 2 8
Carried over ... 1,140 3 0 3,869 4 10 9,642
1 11
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Brought over ...
......
9,378 8 10 63,844 2 8
Brought over ... 1,140 3 0 3,869 4 10
9,642 1 11
Public Wells
...
...
...
35 6 10
6.—SUNDRY RECEIPTS.
Water Channel ... ...
57 9 9
Produce of the Municipal garden ... 353 15 3
Charitable Dispensary
...
...
41 13 6
Repairs to Tank Boat
...
...
13 3 0
Fees collected for binding materials..
420 0 0
Drains outside the Bijápur Vase
147 12 7
Sale proceeds of unserviceable articles
of Municipal deadstock ...
. . .
. . . 103 5 1
Drains in the Town
...
317 8 2
Cutting prickly-pear... ...
91 14 0 1,845 6 10
Sale proceeds of Charitable Dis-
pensary
...
...
...
12 8 9
2.—MAINTENANCE OF MEDICAL
INSTITUTIONS.
Amount drawn from the Sholápur
Treasury on account of Government
grant for the Charitable Dispensary, 680 0 0
Dispensary Establishment ...
. . .
2,223 1 8
Cook of the Civil Hospital ...
. . .
63 0 0
Fine imposed on the contractor
...
32 0 0
Income of the Tank Boat ...
. . .
2 7 0
3.—VACCINATION.
Sale proceeds of materials of the
houses purchased near the Kum-
bar Vase...
...
Vaccination Establishment &c.
...
286 11 3
4.—WATERING.
Sale proceeds of the Materials of the
town wall..
...
... ...
18 12 0
Establishment
...
...
...
36 2 6
Amount received from the Mámlatdár
'being the surplus amount received by
Patel and Kulkarni of Govern-
ment Assessment on lands in the
occupancy of the Municipality
...
0 3 10
1,818 3 11 11,196 12 9
5. —ROAD-CLEANING.
Establishment
...
...
. . .
7,925 12 4
6.—SCAVENGING.
(C.)—DEBT.
Establishment ...
...
...
2,363 15 4
Deposits
...
...
...
481 0 0
Repairs to night-soil and cesspool
water carts
...
...
... 363 1 5
Advances
...
...
...
1,687 12 0
2,168 12 0 Amount paid to Messrs. Robson and
Vishnoo Govind for their expenses
for going to Násik for obtaining
information about the disposal of
the night-soil ...
...
... 163 3 0
Purchase of disinfecting powder
... 149 6 0
Trenches for depositing latrine filth ... 394 6 3
Removing stagnant water from the
large pit outside Pani Vase
...
11 12 3
Trenches excavated for people for call
of nature
...
...
...
17 11 9
Temporary Establishment during the
time of cholera ...
...
... 948 7 4
Purchasing iron pots for removing
cesspool water ...
...
...
15 14 9
Shed for cesspool water carts
... 183 2 0
Expense of separating sweeping for
preparing the manure ...
... 163 2 0 4,774 2 1
7.—OTHER MEASURES.
1.—Markets and Slaughter-house.
Establishment
...
...
. . .
. . . . . .
330 0 0
2.—Public Garden.
Establishment
...
...
... 720 0 0
Repairs to garden bullock-shed
... 504 3 9
Improving the Municipal Garden Room.
35 10 0
Purchasing a bullock for Municipal
Garden
...
...
...
23 0 0
Constructing a retaining wall on the
east side of the Municipal Garden ... 123 3 6
Preparing benches for Municipal Gar-
den ...
...
...
... 128 0 0
Municipal Office Garden ...
...
36 13 9
Clearing pipes of the Municipal Office
Garden
...
...
...
16 10 0 1,587 9 0 22,941 2 6
Carried over ...
77,209 11 5
Carried over Rs.
......
. . . . . . 32,583 4 5
23
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Brought over.
. . . . . .
......
77,209 11 5
Brought over ...
......
. . . . . .
32,583 4 5
(D)—PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
1.—MAINTENANCE OF EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS.
Contribution towards the Government
English School ...
...
. . . 600 0 0
Contribution towards the Girls' School.
50 0 0
650 0 0
2.—MAINTENANCE OF LIBRARIES.
Grants to the City Library ...
... 300 0 0
Do. do. Modeekhana Library ... 100 0 0
400 0 0
1,050 0 0
(E)—PUBLIC CONVENIENCE.
1.—PUBLIC WORKS.
(1)— Original.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Tuljápur Road ...
. . .
. . .
. . . 800 5 4
Road from Bijapur Vase to Dari
V a s e
. . . . . . . . .
2,200 0 0
Bridge over the Lendki
...
... 2,769 0 0
Constructing steps to the well in the
Jodebhavi Pait ...
...
26 6 6 5,795 11 10
BUILDINGS.
Dhurnmsalla outside the Tuljápur
Vase
. . . . . .
...
1,1.60 0 0
Constructing urinaries
. . . . . .
99 11 4 1,259
1 1 4
24
Repairs.
Road from Degaon Vase to Library ... 1,049 12 1
Do. Bijápur to Collector's
Bungalow... ... ...
1,180 2 7
Road from Ruheemutallee's shop to
Pani Vase
...
...
... 515 10 1
Road from Mission Bungalow to Shree-
put Lingoo's house
. . .
. . .
307 1 9
Road from Foujdar Chawdy to Pani
Vase ...
... ...
285 10 1
Road from Nago Narayen's house to
Kanapuray
...
... ...
262 7 1
Road from Post Office to Fulton Well.
112 1 9
Road from Dutta's Temple to Desh-
mukh's house
...
...
... 210 3 2
Road from Cotton Depôts to the Sudder
Bazaar Channel Bridge
... ... 552 13 9
Road from Degaon Vase to Ameersing's
house ...
... 637 4 0
Road from Nawi Vase to Dari Vase... 1,499 6 0
Road Repair Establishment...
... 1,497 2 10
Petty repairs to the road in Municipal
limits ...
...
...
... 666 10 3
Compensation
...
•••
... 2,307 15 0
Repairs to Dhurumsallas ...
... 180 12 9
Bridges and Culverts...
...
56 8 0
Drains, &c.
...
... ...
294 4 0
Marking lines in the Pacha Pait
...
29 5 6 11,645 2 8
(2.)—Other Charges.
Sheds for Octroi stations ...
...
190 14 0
Rent of the place hired for collecting
Octroi duties in Suddur Bazaar
...
25 0 0
Miscellaneous Establishment
1,065 7 10
Repairs to Municipal Hall...
...
80 3 3
Do. do. Octroi stations...
34 9 4
Octroi Collection Department Con-
tingencies
...
... ...
221 13 7
Carried over Rs.
......
. . . . . .
77,209 11 5
Carried over... 1,618 0 0 18,700
9 10 33,633 4 5
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs.
a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Brought over...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
77,209 11 5
Brought over... 1,618 0 0 18,700 9 10 33,633 4 5
(E)PUBLIC CONVENIENCE—cont.
Other Charges—continued.
Office Contingencies
...
... 156 12 3
Lithographing charges... ...
44 12 0
Postage and advertising charges
...
32 12 0
Government assessment on Municipal
lands ...
...
...
86 7 6
Suits, &c.
...
...
... 156 15 3
Frames for roadside trees ...
... 173 8 9
Enclosing roadside trees with babool
branches
... ... ... ...
46 14 9
Carriages hired for the members of the
Municipal Commission
. . .
128 0 0
Killing dogs
...
0 15 6
Price of the copies of Surat Munic
-
pal records...
...
2 8 0
Refunds on account of Fines
Dead Stock... ...
4
2,413
0
12
0
1
Widening steps of the Office Verandahs.
11 9 0
Remuneration to Auditors ...
...
100 0 0
Coats for Peons ...
80 0 0
Preparing tripod stands for weighing
scale and repairing the same
...
97 0 0
Rent of the tents hired for Police Sta-
tion and Toll Collection Office in the
Sunkrant Fair ...
33 14 3
Amount paid to Patel on account of
feeding expenses of stray cattle
5 0 3
5,192 13 7 22,893 7 5
(F.) DEBT.
Deposits
...
... ...
...
481 0 0
...
Advances
...
...
... ...
1,687
1 2 0
2,168 12 0
Total Expenditure...
...
...
59,695 7 10
Balance ... ...
...
17,514 3 7
Total Rupees...
. . . . . .
. . . . . .
77,209 11 5
Total Rs.
. . .
...
...
77,209 11 5
TRIMBUCK MARTAND,
Municipal Secretary.