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The cost, therefore, of each case amounts to 1 anna and 10 pies, and of each successful
case to 2 annas and 1 pie.
The conduct of the establishment during the season has been very good generally.
Native Superintendent Chito Ram has visited every post frequently, and supervised the
work of the vaccinators very creditably, and I again bring him to your notice.
1st Class Vaccinator Mohamed Talib, Umret and Harrai Circles, worked very well.
Most of his operations are from fresh lymph obtained from the arm. He is very conciliating
with the people, and managed to overcome difficulties in his way without much trouble. I
consider he is highly deserving of promotion.
1st Class Vaccinator Bhuwani Pershad, 1st Chourai Circle. This vaccinator is also very
successful, he has had some difficulties to contend against, but overcame them without much
trouble. My inspection of his work was very satisfactory. Most of his cases were arm to arm.
2nd Class Vaccinator Bhuvani Rershad, 2nd Chhindwara and Jhilmilee Circles.—I have
seen nearly all of this man's work, and am thoroughly satisfied with it. He is, I consider,
deserving of promotion to a higher class. In addition to his regular work in the season, he
continued last year to work at the Dispensary during the recess.
2nd Class Vaccinator Golab Sing, Amurwara Circle and Harrai.—Golab Sing is a very
efficient vaccinator, and works very hard. He has vaccinated every case arm to arm. I would
strongly recommend him to you for promotion to a higher grade.
3rd Class Vaccinator Mohammad Abas, Mokher Circle, has done well. He was the Muni-
cipal vaccinator of Chhindwara, and was brought on the strength of thee stablishment at the
beginning of the season. He has also done excellent work, resorting chiefly to arm to arm
vaccination.
2nd Class Vaccinator Nadir Khan, Chand and Tikaree Circle, has also done well.
2nd Class Vaccinator Golam Hosain, Singoree and Bhutoria Circle, has also worked well
during the season.
1st Class Vaccinator Sita Ram, Saosur Circle (Lodhikhera and Ramakona), although
a good vaccinator makes difficulties when there need be none, has constantly been sending
in trivial complaints and on some occasions has fairly quarrelled with the people. I have
warned him that such conduct if repeated will probably lead to dismissal. He did not vac-
cinate arm to arm as frequently as he might have done, and many of his cases were unsuc-
cessful and doubtful from this cause.
. 3rd Class Vaccinator Ro-hun Lall, Pandurna Circle, might make a good vaccinator, but
he is wanting in tact and temper. He was constantly forwarding trivial complaints and made
no endeavous to carry on his work without assistance. He also did not attempt much in the
way of vaccinating arm to arm.
3rd Class Vaccinator Ameer Khan, Mohgaon, Bichhowa and Khumarpani Circles.
Ameer Khan is very hardworking and painstaking. He has done excellent work, and
is highly deserving of promotion to a higher grade.
In conclusion, I would add that previous to commencing the season's operations a set of
simple sanitary rules were printed by order of the Deputy Commissioner, and each vaccinator
was provided with a copy which he explained to the Malguzars of the villages in his Circle
when they brought up their children for vaccination.
I have in another report given the sanitary conditions of the district, and it will be
unnecessary to repeat what was there said. Last year the Tahsildars of Chhindwara and
Saosur were able to attach a Chaprasi to each vaccinator in order to collect the children at a
central village. This year they were not able to do so, and the vaccinators had to depend upon
the assistance afforded chiefly by Kotwars, as well as some little by the Police, and perhaps it
is to this that the whole of the children born during the year have not been vaccinated.