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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 Excerpt:...villages where there are no Survey operations is composed of one Superintendent of Demarcation, seven Assistants and two Sub-Assistants. 34. The Forest Department is divided into two branches. One is administered by the district officers in the Revenue Department and have no separate agency for it. The other is administered by a Conservator of Forest under the Revenue Minister. There is a Superintendent of Railway Forest under the Conservator and 6 Darughas and the same number of Deputy Daroghas. 35. The Stamp Office for the purpose of impressing judicial and non-judicial stamps for His HighStamps' ness' Government, some Jagirdars, the Residency Court, Berar, and Postage Stamps for His Highness' Government, is administered by a Superintendent of Stamps provided with two Assistants. 36. The Abkari Department of the districts is administered by the district officers, except for the bkari City, Suburbs and Secunderabad, which is under a talukdar or Abkari Collector directly under the Revenue Minister. The Collector has an Abkari Superintendent under him for Secunderabad and Bolarum. 37. The Irrigation Department under the revenue authori ties, apart from the irrigation branch of the Public Works Department, is administered by the divisional and district officers under the Revenue Minister. There are two Divisional Assistants and four District Assistants for the Telingana country. There is a separate Assistant Secretary for the irrigation works attached to the office of the Revenue Minister. 38. The Control of the Educational Department, excluding Ed the Medical and Engineering College, is vested in a Nazim Talimat or Director of Public Instruction under the Miscellaneous Minister. There are five Inspectors of Schools under the Nazim, one for each division. The...