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JAILS AND MEDICAL STAFF IN RAJPUTANA.
Major F. E. Wilson, I.M.S., Agency
Surgeon, Kherwara.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. Fisher, D.S.O.,
I.M.S., Residency Surgeon, Jaipur.
Ditto.
Major T. S. B. Williams, I.M.S., Agency
Surgeon, Eastern Rajputana States.
Lieutenant-Colonel R. Shore,
I.M.S.
(retired), Residency Surgeon, Mewar.
Mewar Residency Surgeoncy up to 8tb
March 1915.
Eastern Rajputana States Agency Sur-
geoncy from 1st January to 22nd
March 1915 and from 17th July 1915
to date.
Kotali and Jhalawar Agency Surgeoncy
from 1st January to 23rd May 1915
and from 3rd July up to date.
Kotah and Jhalawar Agency Surgeoncy
from 24th May to 2nd July 1915.
Office of the Medical Officer, Mewar Bhil
Corps, and Agency Surgeon, Kherwara,
from 16th March 1915 up to date.
129. Mr. D. G. Newland, L.R.C.P. & S., Edinburgh, was on plague duty
at Abu Road throughout the year.
Military Assistant Surgeon.
130. Assistant Surgeon R. J. K. Stone, Indian Subordinate Medical Depart-
ment, in charge of the Northern India
Salt Revenue Dispensary at Sambhar,
reverted to 5th Mhow Division on Mobilisation, with effect from the afternoon
of the 21st June 1915 : and Sub-Assistant Surgeon Ashraf Beg, attached to the
Raj Dispensary at Sambhar, was appointed to the charge of the Northern India
Salt Revenue Dispensary there from that date in addition to his own duties;
there being no Military Assistant Surgeon available to relieve R. J. K. Stone.
Civil Assistant Surgeons.
131. There were five Government Civil Assistant Surgeons: two employed
in the Ajmer-Merwara District; one at
Jaipur; one at Khetri; and one at
Bharatpur.
Military Sub-Assistant Surgeons..
132. Eleven Military Sub-Assistant Surgeons were employed with the
Imperial Service Corps in Rajputana as
in the previous year. Of these, six are on
field service with their Corps.
Civil Sub-Assistant Surgeons.
133. At the close of the year there were 152 Government Sub-Assistant
Surgeons on the roll, including five Sub-
Assistant Surgeons transferred temporarily
to military duty on account of the "War; against 156 in the previous year.
Out of 156 Sub-Assistant Surgeons, three retired on pension, and one died during
the year. Of 5 Sub-Assistant Surgeons shown as temporarily transferred to
military duty in the previous year one resigned; one returned from, and three
remained in military duty. Two Sub-Assistant Surgeons were transferred
temporarily to Military duty during the year under report.
134. There were four Lady Doctors employed in the following Native States ;
against five in the previous year. Miss K. Reed, L.R.C.P. & S. (Edinburgh),
L.F.P.S. (Glasgow), and L.M.R.C.P. & S. (Ireland), in charge Walter Female
Hospital at Tonk, resigned her appointment on the 10th November 1914.
Miss C. M. Peak, M.D., B.Sc. (London), in charge Zenana Hospital, Bikaner
left for England on the 15th April 1915, and Miss J. Marsh, M.D. (Brussels)!
succeeded her on 15th November 1915.
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135. The number of Female Sub-Assistant Surgeons attached to the Female
Hospitals remained the same as in 1914, viz., 8.
FEMALE HOSPITALS AND DAI CLASS.
136. Ajmer.—Two Lady Doctors have been attached to the Mission Hospi-
tal for women at Ajmer throughout the year. Much good has been done by
these ladies and their subordinates both in the Hospital and in Zenanas. The
number of patients treated and the other medical work done is shown under
Mission Hospitals.