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Bhagalpur
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Purnea
...
...
Do.
...
...
Cuttack ... ...
Do.
...
...
Balasore
...
...
Palaman ... ...
Manbhum
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Lohardaga
...
...
Monghyr ... ... ...
Jalpaiguri
...
...
Ditto ...
Not known ...
Rinderpest
...
Not known
...
Foot-and-mouth ...
Not known ...
Ditto ...
Foot-and-mouth...
Rinderpest
Ditto
Not known ...
Ditto ...
Rinderpest ...
Sporadic ...
Not known ...
Epidemic
Ditto ...
Ditto ....
......
Sporadic ...
......
Epidemic
......
Mild
...
...
......
10th June 1896
...
10th March 1897 ...
July 1896
10th March 1897 ...
22nd July 1896 ...
10th February 1897 ...
4th November 1896 ...
1
March to 1st April
1897.
October 1896 ...
February 1897
......
February 1897 ... ...
March 1897
...
...
...
...
Not known
71
...
2,053
....
...
825
175
...
6
625
231
...
625
...
...
64
94
...
No death
359
...
...
32.5
...
30.4
...
...
7.7
53.7
...
....
57.4
From the Calcutta Gazette, dated
10th June 1896. (The District
Officer was requested tor a report
with reference to the Calcutta,
Gazette.)
From the Calcutta Gazette, dated
10th March 1897. (The District
Officer was asked for a report with
reference to the Gazette.)
Reported by the District Officer
...
From the Calcutta Gazette, dated
10th March 1897. (The District
Officer was requested, in reference
to the Calcutta Gazette, for a
report in due form.)
Referring to the Calcutta Gazette
dated 22nd July 1896, the District
Officer was asked for a report.
Referring to the Calcutta Gazette
of 11th February 1897, the
District Officer was asked for a
report.
Referring to the Calcutta Gazette
of 4th November
1896, the
District Officer was asked for a
report.
Reported by the District Officer ...
Referring to the Calcutta Gazette
of
18th
October
1896, the
District Officer was requested to
report.
From the Calcutta Gazette, dated
11th February 1897.
Referring to the Calcutta Gazette of
10th February 1897, the District
Officer was asked to report.
Ditto
ditto ...
Reported by the Agricultural Travel-
ling Overseer and the District
Officer.
Reported that the disease was all over
the district, but not epidemic.
Reports that the disease has been prevail-
ing for a long time, and asks to send a
Veterinary Assistant.
Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant,
as the disease was spreading.
No reply has yet been received.
Reported that the people treated their
cattle with their own medicines.
The District Officer asked for a copy of
the Bengal Government Circular
No. 4Agri., dated 3rd February
1895, to report the outbreak.
Reported that the outbreak was not of
serious epidemic character.
......
Reported that no assistance was then
needed, but a good stock of medicine
required, and also proper instructions,
and that the disease was slowly
spreading.
No reply has been received ... ... ...
No reply has been received in this office ...
Reported that the disease was not of a
serious nature, and therefore no de-
tailed report was required in the
prescribed form.
Says that, after enquiry from the District
Superintendent of Police, a report will
be given whether a Veterinary Surgeon
will be required or not, and also asks
for copies of rules for guidance in
epidemics of rinderpest.
A copy of the rules for guidance in
epidemics of rinderpest was sent.
A Veterinary Assistant
has been
appointed.
A Veterinary Assistant was sent with
necessary medicines, and also
copies of rules for guidance in
epidemics of rinderpest.
A copy of the circular was sent.
A copy of the rules for guidance in
epidemics of rinderpest was sent.
The District Officer was requested
to appoint a Veterinary Assist-
ant to suppress the disease.
The District Officer was requested
to report in due form in a letter,
dated 11th February 1897, and in
a subsequent reminder, dated 13th
March 1897, as the outbreak was
reported in the Calcutta Gazette,
dated 10th March 1897.
Imperial Bacteriologist has gone to
investigate. Rules have been sent
and Veterinary Assistant offered.