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DISTRICT.
24-Parganas
Nadia ... ...
Jessore ...
Rajshahi
Rangpur ...
Saidpur, East
era Bengal
State Rail-
way System.
Pabna ... ...
2
NAME OF FACTORY.
Budge-Budge Jute Mills
...
...
Chitraganj Cotton Mills
...
...
Baranagore Jute Mills
......
Kankinara Jute Mills
...
...
Samnagore Cotton Mills ... ...
Garulia Jute Mills
...
...
...
Tittagar Paper Mills
...
...
...
Gorfay Jute Mills
...
...
...
Nadiali ditto
...
...
...
Clive Jute Mill, Garden Reach ...
Lower Hooghly Jute Mills
...
...
Upper
ditto
ditto
...
...
Khidderpore Dockyard
...
...
Cossipore Gun Foundry
...
...
Chitpur Bali Brothers Jute Mills ...
Do. Hydraulic Pressing Press ...
Sinduria
...
...
...
...
Tarpur ... ... ... ... ...
Surda
...
...
...
...
...
Kujla
...
...
...
...
...
Saidpur ... ... ... ... ...
Saidpur Workshop
...
...
...
Kancharapara Workshop
...
...
Sirajganj Jute Mills
...
...
...
3
Number of men employed in,
the factory during the year
1894-05, including the inhabi-
tants of the area attached to
the factory.
Not obtain-
ed.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
1,808
4,233
Not obtain-
ed.
Ditto
Ditto
1,447
Not obtain-
ed.
3,226
1,472
Not obtain-
ed.
Ditto
Ditto
85
157
600
300
300
625
2,000
3,324
4
TOTAL NUMBER
OF OPERATIONS
PERFORMED.
Primary.
12
10
154
8
14
35
21
24
22
17
4
38
...
15
17
3
..
...
15
12
125
54
98
92
Re-vaccination.
...
... 46
9
...
21
...
7
...
102
30
201
63
78
42
13
41
...
...
...
...
17
275
2
Total.
12
10
200
17
14
56
21
31
22
119
34
239
62
93
59
16
41
...
15
12
125
71
373
94
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF OPERATIONS
SUCCESSFUL.
Primary.
12
10
154
8
14
35
21
24
22
17
4
38
15
17
3
...
...
15
12
125
45
81
87
Re-vaccination.
...
...
38
7
...
15
...
5
...
29
10
54
23
26
13
3
37
...
...
...
...
12
197
1
Total.
12
10
192
15
14
50
21
29
22
46
14
92
23
41
30
6
37
...
15
12
125
57
278
88
6
TOTAL NUMBER OF OPERATIONS INSPECTED BY—
(1)
Civil Surgeon.
Total.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
15
12
...
4
...
60
Successful.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
15
12
...
4
...
60
(2)
District
Inspector of
Vaccination.
Total.
12
10
56
...
14
23
21
30
...
31
15
49
7
37
26
6
...
...
15
12
...
...
...
60
Successful.
12
10
56
...
14
20
21
29
...
29
11
41
7
32
24
5
...
...
15
12
...
...
...
60
(3)
Sub Inspector of
Vaccination.
Total.
12
10
100
14
11
45
19
25
22
...
...
...
...
91
38
12
16
...
15
12
125
...
...
86
Successful.
12
10
94
14
11
45
19
25
22
...
...
...
... 39
30
6
12
...
15
12
125
...
...
82
(4)
Medical officer
attached to the
factory.
Total.
Not obtained.
119
34
239
62
93
59
...
...
...
...
...
Successful.
Not obtained.
46
14
92
23
41
30
...
...
...
...
...
Not known
67
373
...
63
278
...
7
Number of factory men and the
inhabitants of the factory area
remaining unprotected on the
31st March 1895.
None of
the factory
people and
the
in-
habitants
of the fac-
tory area
remaining
unprotect-
ed on the
31st March
1895.
44
6
...
...
175
......*
156
100
8
REMARKS.
Factories other than those mentioned
in this statement were protected, hence
no operations were carried on in them.
The rest refused to be re-vaccinated.
The District Inspector of Vaccination in-
spected the factory and found only six
children unprotected. On enquiry it was
ascertained that these six children were
in bad health, and therefore could not be
vaccinated, though the vaccinator of the
elaka visited the place thrice.
With very few exceptions the factory
people live in the surrounding villages
and their children are vaccinated in
these villages in the ordinary way.
* The information cannot be given with
any degree of accuracy, as great number
bears good and distinct marks of pre-
vious vaccination, inoculation, and
small-pox.
* These unprotected cases have since been
vaccinated during April 1895.
There has been a great opposition to vacci-
nation here, the people hide their
children whenever they see the vaccina-
tor approaching. Their prejudice is
being gradually overcome.