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34      ANNUAL BEPOBT OP TELE PIBSIAN GULP POLITICAL BEBIDBNCY
                                                  No foreign subjects resided at the ports
                           Foreign sabjooU.
                                                of the Mekran Coast during tho year.
                     The following chiefs were in receipt of telegraph subsidies during tho
                  year:—

                                                                             Annu*l
                        N»mo of chief.   U*blU?.            8on«.
                                                                             ESS?*

                                                                               Rb.
                  Mir MnBtafa Khan of Jask .  Old Jask  Cberagh Khan, Murad Khan, Dad   480
                                                  Khuda Klmn, Jalal Khan, Beezdar
                                                  Khan, Abdi Khan, Azam Khan,
                                                  Abdallah Khan, and one infant.
                 Mir Iloti of Jaek       Old Jask  Mohitn and Haji .   .   •   •  300
                 Mir Sahib Khan of Bint   Bint   Karamook, Bukhslioo, Rahook •  250
                 Mir Yahya Khan of Bint   Bint                                  250
                 Sardar Hussain Khan of Gaih  Gaih                            1,000
                 Mir Din Muhammad Khan of  Mir Bazar  Abdi Khan                 500
                   Doshtiari.
                 Mir Mahmud Khan of Dashti-  Talan g  Purra Khan, Dilawar Khan, Sher   500
                   an.                            DS Kbasy Bahnt Kban, and Ghona
                                                  Bakbsh Khan.
                 Mir Asbraf Khan of Behn  Snnd   Sobban and Peer Rnirhsh        600
                  Mir Ahmed Khan of Bahn %  Rnnja  Sbai Mohammad Khan, Hashim   400
                                                  Khan, and Islam Khan.

                     Hits Ashraf Khan and Sahib Khan died of influenza In December. The
                 payment by the Political Residency of extra monthly subsidies on account of
                 the war for the protection of the telegraph line to the abore chiefs and Mir
                 Barkat was continued throughout, the year.
                     A new telegraph line between Suntsar and Charbar was constructed during
                 the. year.. This line is further inland than the old line, in country less subject
                 to floods and not so affected by the damp sea breeze. The lino is at present
                 pa rtly temporary but will be made permanent when, the state of the country
                 pe rmits of the work being completed.
                      Old line between Gwador and Charbar will be probably dismantled
                  later on.
                      The telegraph line between Charbar and Jask was interrupted owing to
                  wilful damage by Joushdaris and Karwanis during the year as follows:—
                                        47 hours during January.
                                       118 „      „ February.
                                       268 „      n   March.
                                        93 „      „ ApriL
                                        a *       n 5olj-
                                        42 *      „ August
                                        65 „      n December.
                      The Director left Karachi on a special tour of inspection on the 15th
                                                 April and after visiting the telegraph
                               Toar.
                                                 stations up to and including Bnshire re*
                  turned to Headquarters on the 6th May. He again left Karachi on 4tb
                  November and visited all telegraph stations up to Ba&cah, returning to Karac&1
                  on the 16th December. On the down journey be interviewed Mirs Hoti,





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