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APPENDIX VI.—Statement showing the annual return of vaccination in factories in Bengal for the year 1894-95.
1
DISTRICT.
Burdwan
...
Midnapore ...
Hooghly
(Serampore.)
Howrah ...
24-Parganas
(under the
supervision
of the Civil
Surgeon of
Hooghly).
2
NAME OF FACTORY
Barrakor Iron Factory ... ... ...
Rughunath Chuk Paper Mills...
...
Gurella
...
...
...
...
...
...
India Jute Mills
...
...
...
...
Wellington Jute Mills, Risra
...
...
Hastings Jute Mills, Risra
...
...
Victoria Jute Mills, Telinipara ...
Champdani Jute Mills ... ... ...
Bally Bone Mills ... ... ... ...
Fort Gloster Jute Mills
...
...
...
Bowrea Cotton Mills (old)
Ditto
ditto
(new)
...
...
Bally Paper Mills
...
...
...
...
Iron Factory of Messrs. Burn & Co. ...
Ditto
ditto
John King & Co.
Ditto
ditto
Ahmuty & Co.
Howrah Jute Mills
...
......
Ganges Jute Mills
...
...
...
Sibpur Jute Mills
...
...
...
Iron Factory of Messrs. P. M. ... ...
Ghoosery Cotton Mills
...
...
Do.
Central Jute Mills
...
...
Howrah P. C. Dockyards
...
...
Gauripur Jute Mills
...
...
...
Locomotive and Carriage Workshop,
Kanchrapara.
Kankinara Jute Mills
...
...
Ditto
Paper Mills
...
...
...
3
Number of men employed in
the factory during the year
1894-95, including the inhabi-
tants of the area attached to
the factory.
...
...
Not known
2,160
2,515
3,553
2,414
2,228
2,944
173
2,019
1,221
569
800
2,400
602
64
3,736
3,284
3,022
132
1,173
2,035
687
2,694
2,144
3,200
737
4
TOTAL NUMBER
OF OPERATIONS
PERFORMED.
Primary.
...
...
...
39
9
26
8
38
141
...
1
13
3
10
1
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
13
72
84
180
16
Re-vaccination.
...
...
...
5
...
9 1
6
...
...
34
4
...
16 34
6
2
13
47
12
24
6
2
123
...
73
8
7
Total.
...
...
...
44
9
35
9
44
141
...
35
17
3
26
35
6
2
13
47
12
24
6
2
136
72
157
188
23
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF OPERATIONS
SUCCESSFUL.
Primary.
...
...
...
39
9
26
8
38
141
...
1
13
3
10
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
13
67
64
180
16
Re-vaccination.
...
...
...
5
...
6
1
4
...
...
17
1
... 3
10
4
1
7
17
6
10
...
... 47
...
41
8
7
Total.
...
...
...
41
9
32
9
42
141
...
18
14
3
13
11
4
1
7
17
6
10
...
...
60
67
105
188
23
6
TOTAL NUMBER OF OPERATIONS INSPECTED BY—
(1)
Civil Surgeon.
Total.
...
...
55
20
4
15
...
16
30
...
...
...
...
...
13
1
...
...
13
4
11
...
...
39
13
...
...
...
Successful.
...
...
1
20
4
12
... 14
30
...
...
...
...
...
10
1
...
...
9
3
6
...
...
33
13
...
...
...
(2)
District
Inspector of
Vaccination.
Total.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
19
6
... 12
14
2
...
...
15
4
12
...
...
41
15
...
...
...
Successful.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
11
6
...
9
11
2
...
...
11
3
7
...
...
35
15
...
...
...
(3)
Sub-Inspector of
Vaccination.
Total.
...
...
50
28
7
28
9
37
125
...
28
16
3
15
30
6
2
9
34
10
22
6
2
119
72
...
...
...
Successful.
...
...
1
28
7
25
9
37
125
...
15
13
3
11
11
4
1
7
17
6
10
...
...
60
67
...
...
...
(4)
Medical officer
attached to the
factory.
Total.
...
...
55
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
13
47
12
... 6
... 136
13
157
188
23
Successful.
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
7
17 6
...
...
1
60
8
105
188
23
7
Number of factory men and the
inhabitants of the factory area
remaining unprotected on the
31st March 1895.
1
1
All protect-
ed as for
as known.
10
409
226
332
91
102
49
...
...
...
...
No factory
men
ana
the inhabi-
tants of the
factory are
remaining
unprotect-
ed.
54
...
59*
11
8
REMARKS.
The medical officer in charge of iron
factory reports that there is no unpro-
tected cases in the factory, so no vaccina-
tion was performed there during 1894-95.
The Manager of the paper mills said to
the licensed vaccinators, Raniganj, that
the operations would be performed by
their medical man, therefore no vaccina-
tion has been performed by the licensed
vaccinators on their employes during
1894-95. The operations performed in its
adjoining villages have been included in
the monthly returns of vaccination.
Vaccinated in mill premises.
The managers objected to vaccination
within their permises as they presumed
it was affecting their labour.
The
majority of workmen live outside muni-
cipal limits and labor is constantly re-
newed.
These represent new labour recently
engaged—vaccinated in mill premises.
This factory employs only adult labour.
These persons have no marks of vaccina-
tion or inoculation, but it is stated that
they had small-pox in their early age.
The factories other than those mentioned
in this return were protected, so no
operations were carried on in them.
Performed by the municipal vaccinator
of Naihati.
Performed by the vaccinator appointed by
the Company.
*Ownig to bad health.
These operations were performed by the
vaccinator appointed by the managers
of mills under the medical officer of
the mills.