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JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
MEDICAL.
Fort William, the 14th November 1870.
READ a letter dated the 11th October 1870, No. 809A, from the
Inspector-General of Hospitals, Indian Medical Department, submitting the
vaccination report for the year ending 31st March 1870.
*
Calcutta and Suburbs ...
Metropolitan circles ...
Darjeeling
„ ...
Ranchi
„ ...
Sonthal Pergunnahs ...
Dispensaries
...
...
Total ...
Total number of
vaccinations.
1868-69.
*35,435
1,22,493
44,533
7,904
3,931
48,245
2,62,541
1869-70.
22,283
1,55,835
81,444
19,101
6,339
55,058
3,40,050
Ratio per cent. of
successful cases.
1868-69.
71.30
99.05
88.38
58.42
89.55
84.41
89.44
1869-70.
72.20
99.67
92.65
84.15
79.31
85.51
92.64
* Should be 24,193.
1. The general results shewn in the abstract tables* are satisfactory as
proving some development of
vaccination throughout Ben-
gal. The average cost of each
operation in the regular circles
was 6 annas 11 pie, and the
total cost was Rs. 71,178,
of which Government paid
Rs. 66,497. Including dispen-
sary vaccination, the average
cost of each operation was, as
nearly as possible, 4 annas,
and the total outlay on vaccine operations for the year was Rs. 79,654.
2. Calcutta and Suburbs.—Excluding the number of operations at
the coolie depôts, which depend upon the activity of emigration, and also
those effected in 1869 in villages not strictly within the town and suburbs
and now under the metropolitan superintendent, it appears from table I in the
appendix, and from Dr. Charles's report that there has been an increase in
primary vaccinations of 3,062 cases, the total this year being 12,903. The
percentage of success in known cases was 98.26 in the town, and 98.48 in
the suburbs.
3. Dr. Charles calls attention to the great falling off in vaccination
at the dispensaries in Calcutta. The cause of this is not shewn in the
extracts from the superintendent's report submitted by the Inspector-General.
The Lieutenant-Governor would wish to have an explanation of the fact.
4. There was no general outbreak of small-pox during the year; but
there were in all 88 deaths reported, and of 72 persons attacked, whose
cases were traced, 40 died. Most of these were unprotected either by inocu-
lation or vaccination, and it is remarkable that while only one death
occurred among 10 cases which had been protected by vaccination, 5 deaths
took place among 8 protected by inoculation. It is doubtful, however,
whether these statistics are reliable.
5. The questions of regulating inoculation and rendering vaccination
self-supporting, discussed in Dr. Charles's last report and in the Government
resolution thereupon, are still under consideration.
6. Metropolitan circles.—The great advance made in these circles
during the year is due, no doubt, to their being now under the separate
control of a European officer. The extent of country overtaken was nearly
double that of last year. The total number of operations was 155,825,
( 3 )
result points to the conclusion that civil surgeons do not give proper attention
to the supervision of this important branch of their duty. The Inspector-
General should insist upon a fair outturn of vaccine operations at each dispen-
sary where a vaccinator is retained. Dr. Mathew at Midnapore apparently
took real interest in the work, for with 3 vaccinators he operated on 11,059
persons, and obtained successful results in 98.42 per cent. of the cases. The
low percentage of success at Bancoorah, Jessore, Cuttack, Purneah, and
elsewhere, is further evidence of want of proper supervision.
12. The Lieutenant-Governor will wait the reports promised by the
Inspector-General on the various subjects noted by him in the conclusion of
his covering letter.
ORDERED, that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the Inspector-
General of Hospitals, Indian Medical Department, for information and
guidance.
ORDERED also, that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the
Commissioners of the Burdwan and Presidency Divisions, with a request that
they will submit the report on the question raised in paragraph 7.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal,
A. MACKENZIE,
Offg. Junior Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal.
No. 3786.
COPY forwarded to the Inspector-General of Hospitals, Indian Medical
Department.
No. 3787.
COPY forwarded to the Commissioner of Burdwan.
No. 3788.
COPY forwarded to the Commissioner of Presidency Division.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal,
A. MACKENZIE,
Offg. Junior Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal.
FORT WILLIAM,
The 14th November 1870.
REPORT
ON THE
VACCINATION PROCEEDINGS
UNDER THE
GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL,
For the year ending 31st March 1871.
BY
J. CAMPBELL BROWN, ESQ., C.B.
Inspector General of Hospitals, Indian Medical Department.
Calcutta:
PRINTED AT THE BENGAL SECRETARIAT OFFICE.
1871.
REPORT
ON THE
VACCINATION PROCEEDINGS
UNDER THE
GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL,
For the year ending 31st March 1871.
BY
J. CAMPBELL BROWN, ESQ., C.B.
Inspector General of Hospitals, Indian Medical Department.
PRINTED AT THE BENGAL SECRETARIAT OFFICE.
1871.
INDEX.
INSPECTOR-GENERAL'S REPORT TO GOVERNMENT ON VACCINATION
...
...
...
...
VACCINATION IN CALCUTTA AND THE SUBURBS, BY DR. CHARLES
...
......
...
...
REPORT FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF VACCINATION, METROPOLITAN CIRCLES ... ... ...
DITTO
DITTO
DITTO, DARJEELING CIRCLE
...
...
...
DITTO
DITTO
DITTO, RANCHEE CIRCLE
...
...
...
REPORT ON VACCINATION IN THE SONTHAL PERGUNNAHS
...
...
...
...
...
...
TABLE A
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...
...
...
...
...
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...
TABLE NO. I
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TABLE NO. II
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...
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TABLE No. III
...
...
...
...
...
...
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...
TABLE NO. IV
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B—DISPENSARY VACCINATION
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Page.
1
1
6
10
15
17
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26-27
28
33
35
36
No. 641.
FROM THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF HOSPITALS,
INDIAN MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
To THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF BENGAL.
Fort William, the 28th September 1871.
SIR,
I HAVE the honor to submit the reports and returns of vaccination in the
province of Lower Bengal during the year ending 31st March 1871.
Calcutta and Suburbs ...
Metropolitan circle ...
Darjeeling circle ...
Ranchee „ ... ...
Southal Pergunnahs ...
Dispensary vaccination ...
Total number
vaccinated.
1869-70.
22,283
155,825
81,444
19,101
6,339
55,058
340,050
1870-71.
19,287
140,119
78,772
23,313
6,454
80,364
348,309
Ratio per cent. of
successful cases,
excluding those
unknown.
1869-70.
79.07
99.75
93.11
87.54
79.31
85.80
93.58
1870-71.
77.82
99.67
92.66
83.41
87.84
88.44
93.00
Ratio per cent. of
successful cases,
including those
unknown.
1869-70.
72.20
99.67
92.65
84.15
79.31
85.51
92.64
1870-71.
72.60
99.63
91.88
80.23
87.43
87.10
91.87
2. The abstract on the margin gives a general view of the results of the year as
regards numbers vaccinated
and ratio of success. The
Calcutta, Metropolitan and
Darjeeling circles, show a
slight falling off in num-
bers of, respectively 2,996,
15,706, and 2,672, and
the Ranchee and Sonthal
Pergunnahs circles and dis-
pensary vaccinations exhi-
bit an increase of 4,212,
115, and 25,306. It thus appears that the increase on the whole of 8,259 operations is due
to the very marked increase in dispensary vaccinations.
3. The ratio of success exhibits very little difference whether the unknown are
included or excluded. This statement includes re-vaccinations, but not repetitions. A more
detailed summary is given in table A, which also exhibits the total expenditure and the cost
of each successful case. On comparing this with last year's table, it appears that the total
expenditure has been greater—Rs. 87,744-1-6, against Rs. 79,654-13-11—and that the average
cost has been a little higher—Rs. 0-4-3 against Rs. 0-4-0½. The increase is seen in the
Calcutta and Metropolitan circles. It is satisfactory to note that dispensary vaccination is
cheaper as well as more extended and successful.
4. Calcutta and Suburbs.—The establishment has been on the same footing as last year,
with the exception that the portion of it paid by the suburban municipality has been
redistributed. Instead of 15 vaccinators at Rs. 10 (=150), 3 head vaccinators at Rs. 15,
3 vaccinators at Rs. 12, 7 at Rs. 10, and 1 at Rs. 8 (=147), have been employed. Excluding
the Superintendent-General, superintending has been to vaccinating agency as 1 to 8.33, and
the number of persons vaccinated by each vaccinator 807.6.
The total cost for the year has been Rs. 12,778, against Rs. 13,213-0-5. Vaccinations
have been fewer, and the average cost of each case greater. Both these results are due to the
same cause, which is explained by Dr. Charles. The cause of the high cost of vaccination in
Calcutta has been explained in previous reports, and need not be repeated; the numbers
vaccinated at the Chowringhee depôt, Park Street and Medical College dispensaries, are much
the same as last year's.
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
TABLE
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in each division of superin-
1
CIRCLE.
NORTH DIVISION .
Town ...
Suburbs
MIDDLE DIVISION
Town ...
Suburbs ...
Cooly depôts ...
SOUTH DIVISION.
Town ...
Suburbs
...
Cooly depôts ..
2
Name and rank of
superintendent.
Surgeon T E Charles, M.D , Super-
intendent-General.
Total ...
Total ..
Total ...
Grand total ..
3
Number of
native
superinten-
dents, head
vaccinators.
1870-71.
1
1
2
1
1
...
2
1
1
2
6
1869-70.
1
1
2
1
1
...
2
1
1
2
6
4
Number
of
vaccinators.
1870-71.
5
3
8
4
2
...
6
3
5
8
22
1869-70
5
4
9
5
2
...
7
3
6
9
25
5
Total number
of persons
vaccinated.
1870-71.
2,535
1,519
4,054
1,497
1,599
5,163
8,259
1,358
3,906
1,710
6,974
19,287
1869-70.
2,333
1,693
4,026
1,686
1,530
6,408
9,624
1,444
4,217
2,972
8,633
22,283
6
Collectorate, political agency,
or native state in which
vaccinations were performed
during the year.
In the town
and suburbs
of Calcutta.
7
Population in area included
in last column.
Calcutta, 430,000
Suburbs, 250,000
8
Name of portion of district or
of town.
North
division.
Middle
division.
South
division.
Statement shotting particulars of Vaccination in the
1st circle
...
2nd„ ... ...
3rd „
...
...
Surgeon P.Powell,
M.B , Superin¬
tendent
.
Total .
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
22
22
22
66
23
21
24
68
27,028
31,107
81,984
140,119
33,672
53,367
68,786
155,825
24-Pergunnahs.
Nuddea ...
24-Peraunnahs
and Hooghly
143,291
117,657
789,298
1,050,246
7 thannahs in
24-Pergun-
nahs
6 thannahs in
Nuddea.
6 thannahs in
Hooghly
7 thannahs in
24-Pergun-
nahs
26 thannahs.
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Darjeeling
.
Surgeon R. Lid¬
derdale,
M D ,
Superintendent
4
4
36
37
78,772 81,444
Rungpore
.
Dmagepore .
Bograh
..
Rajshahye ...
Julpigoree .
Darjeeling .
Cooch Benar ..
2,997,298
......
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in
Ranchee
Assistant Surgeon
I J.Wood,M.D ,
Superintendent
Total
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
7
5
5
3
20
8
6
6
...
20
10,701
6,638
3,761
2,213
23,313
9,592
6,200
3,309
19,101
Lohardugga
Hazareebaugh..
Maunbhoom ..
Singbhoom ...
1,396,471
750,000
649,000
346,518
3,141,989
......
Statement showing particulars of Vaccination in the
Southal Pergun¬
nahs
.
Kalli
Krishna
Ghose, Deputy
Superintendent
...
...
5
5
6,454
6,332 Sonthal Pergun¬
nahs.
Not known... Deoghur and
Rajmehal.
a. 13 repetition cases included.
b. 10 repetition cases included.
c. Age, caste, and sex of 2,139 repetition cases not stated, but are included in this total.
VACCINATION REPORT FOR 1870.
27
No. I.
tendence in the Metropolis, Lower Provinces, during the year 1870-71.
9
Primary vaccinations.
A.
Sex.
Males.
1,208
760
1,968
749
726
337
1,812
573
2,067
127
2,767
6,547
Females.
1,151
751
1,902
671
729
199
1,599
563
1,816
94
2,473
5,974
B.
Caste.
Christian.
12
1
13
80
64
...
144
234
34
...
268
425
Hindoo.
2,059
1,068
3,127
888
832
531
2,251
394
2,698
132
3,224
8,602
Mussulman.
288
442
730
452
559
5
1,016
508
1,151
89
1,748
3,494
Other castes.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Age.
Under 1 year.
765
376
1,141
452
337
168
957
353
470
14
837
2,935
Above 1 year.
1,594
1,135
2,729
968
1,118
368
2,454
783
3,413
207
4,403
9,586
C
Results.
Successful.
2,337
1,480
3,817
1,382
1,437
425
3,244
1,123
3,871
221
5,215
12,276
Unsuccessful,in¬
cluding those
" doubtful"
21
23
44
22
18
2
42
13
10
...
23
109
Unknown.
1
8
9
16
... 109
125
...
2
...
2
136
D.
Total.
2,359
1,511
a 3,870
1,420
1,455
536
b 3,411
1,136
3,883
221
5,240
*12,521
10
Re-vaccinations.
a
Successful.
3
...
3
16
20
1,356
1,392
30
1
318
349
1,744
b.
Unsuccessful, includ-
ing those "doubtful."
179
15
194
65
126
2,138
2,329
192
22
1,171
1,385
3,908
c.
Unknown.
...
...
...
4
... 1,133
1,137
...
...
...
...
1,137
d.
Total.
182
15
197
85
146
4,627
4,858
222
23
1,489
1,734
6,789
11
Percentage
of successful
cases, ex-
cluding
those un-
known from
the total
In primary vac-
cination.
99.10
98.46
98.86
98.43
98.76
99.53
98.72
98.85
99.74
100
99.56
99.11
In secondary
vaccination
1.64
...
1.52
19.75
13.69
38.80
37.40
13.51
4.34
21.35
20.12
30.85
12
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccinator
507
506
506.75
374.25
799.50
......
516
452.66
781.20
......
658
564.27
Metropolitan Vaccine Circles during the year 1870-71.
13,948
15,906
42,887
72,741
13,064
15,187
39,122
67,373
2
6
155
163
16,358
13,488
11,164
41,010
10,652
17,599
70,690
98,941
...
...
...
...
1,959
4,067
6,132
12,158
25,053
27,026
75,877
127,956
26,925
30,847
81,855
139,627
69
224
133
426
18
22
21
61
27,012
31,093
†82,009
140,114
5
2
5
12
11
12
...
23
...
...
...
...
16
14
5
35
99.74
99.27
99.83
99.69
31.25
14.28
100
34.28
1,228.54
1,413.95
3,726.55
2,123.01
the Darjeeling Circle during the year 1870-71.
43,820 34,174
2
31,340 44,655 1,997 5,862
72,132 73,629 5,838 666 c 80,133 719
48
11
778 92.65 93.74 2,188.11
the Ranchee Circle during the year 1870-71.
5,428
3,411
1,983
1,110
11,932
5,272
3,227
1,778
1,103
11,380
115
...
... 100
215
7,704
6,295
3,645
41
17,685
551
342
116
...
1,009
2,330
1
... 2,072
4,403
1,898
79
130
245
2,352
8,802
6,559
3,631
1,968
20,960
8,947
6,064
3,382
2,184
20,577
2,052
1,614
343
83
4,092
835
4
110
27
976
11,834
7,682
3,835
2,294
d 25,645
1
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
1
81.34
78.99
90.79
96.33
83.41
100
...
...
...
100
1,528.7
1,327.6
752.2
737.6
1,165.6
Sonthal Pergunnahs Circle during the year 1870-71.
3,080 3,374 76
699 188 5,491 1,015
5,439
5,643 781
30
6,454
...
...
...
... 87.84 ... 1,190.8
d. Age, caste, and sex of 2,333 repetition cases (herein included) are not stated.
* 23 repetition cases included in this total.
† 30 repetition cases included in this total.
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
TABLE No. II.—(Continued.)
1
Circle of
superinten-
dence.
SOUTH
DIVISION.
2
Months.
1870.
April
...
May
June
..
July
..
August.. ..
September ...
October
...
November ...
December ...
1871.
January
Febr uar y. .
.
March ...
.
Total ..
3
Districts in which oper-
ations were chiefly
conducted in each month.
Town, primary...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Suburb, primary .
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary..
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Suburb, primary.. ...
Town, primary...
...
Suburb, ditto... ...
Town, primary ...
Suburb, ditto.. ...
Cooly depôts, ditto... ...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary ...
Suburb, ditto. ...
Cooly depôts, ditto... ...
Ditto, re-vaccination... ...
Town, primary .. ...
Suburb, ditto. ...
Cooly depôts, ditto...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary... ...
Suburb,
ditto...
Cooly depôts, ditto...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary.. ...
Ditto, re-vaccination... ...
Suburb, primary. ...
Cooly depôts ditto... ...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary...
...
Suburb, ditto. ...
Ditto, re-vaccination..
Cooly depôts, primary .
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary..
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Suburb, primary...
Cooly depôts, ditto .
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary..
Ditto, re-vaccination... ...
Suburb, primary... ...
Cooly depôts, ditto... ...
Ditto, re-vaccination... ...
Town, primary...
...
Suburb, ditto... ...
Ditto, re-vaccination... ...
Cooly depôts, primary . .
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Town, primary...
...
Ditto, re-vaccination...
Suburb, primary...
Ditto, re-vaccination.
Cooly depôts, primary ...
Ditto, re-vaccination ...
4
Total number vaccin-
ated.
60
49
333
11
15
2
101
6
64
8
53
21
7
5
37
60
266
8
27
15
128
35
190
15
81
121
2
345
22
137
224
454
1
22
240
213
25
549
26
373
264
144
761
28
201
177
969
11
12
56
1,136
222
3,883
23
221
1,489
5
RESULTS.
Successful.
57
6
328
1
13
1
101
5
63
7
53
21
4
4
36
60
57
7
27
15
32
35
190
15
17
121
......
344
22
31
223
453
...... 22
49
212
17
549
26
76
264
6
759
28
40
175
968
.. .
12
12
1,123
30
3,871
1
221
318
Unsuccessful, in-
cluding doubt-
ful.
3
43
5
10
2
1
1
1
1
.. ...
......
3
1
1
... 209
1
.. .
. ...
96
......
.
......
64
......
2
......
......
106
1
....
1
......
l91
1
8
..
.. 297
......
138
2
...
161
2
1
11
... ... 44
13
192
10
22
1,171
Unknown
... ...
... ...
... ...
... ...
... ...
... .
...
... ...
......
......
......
......
......
. ...
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
... .
1
......
1
...... ..
......
......
......
......
......
......
...
......
......
...
... ..
... ..
.. ...
.. ..
... ..
......
...... 2
......
6
Total
60
49
333
11
15
2
101
6
64
8
53
21
7
5
37
60
266
8
27
15
128
35
190
15
81
121
2
345
22
137
224
454
1
22
240
213
25
549
26
373
264
144
761
28
201
177
969
11
12
56
1,136
222
3,883
23
221
1,489
7
Average
percentage
successful, excluding
those " unknown."
95
12.24
98.49
9.09
86.66
50
100
83.33
98.43
87.50
100
100
57.14
80
97.29
100
21.42
87.50
100
100
25
100
100
100
20.98
100
.. ..
100
100
22.62
99.55
100
.. 100
20.41
99.53
68
100
100
20.37
100
416
99.73
100
19.90
98.87
99.89
...
100
21.42
98.85
13.51
99.74
4.34
100
21.35
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STATISTICAL TABLES.
TABLE No. II.—(Concluded.)
1
Circle of
superinten-
dence.
RANCHES¬
CIRCLE.
SONTHAL
PERGUN¬
NAHS
CIRCLE.
2
Months.
1870.
April ... ...
May
...
June
...
...
July
...
...
August ... ...
September
October .
November
December
1871.
January ...
February ...
March...
...
1870.
April
...
...
May
...
...
June
...
...
July ... ...
August... ...
September
October ...
November ...
December ...
1871.
January ...
February ...
March ... ...
3
Districts in which oper-
ations were chiefly
conducted in each month.
Throughout the district
of Lohardugga
......
Lohardugga
...
...
Huzareebaugh, Lohardug-
ga and Maunbhoom ...
Ditto ditto
ditto and
Singbhoom.
Ditto
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Hazareebaugh, Lohardug-
ga and Maunbhoom
Total
...
...
Rajmehal
...
...
...
.........
.........
......
......
Rajmehal and Deoghur ...
Rajmehal
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
...
Rajmehal
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Total
...
...
4
Total number vaccin-
ated.
30
519
293
109
......
......
99
2,602
5,134
6,507
4,618
3,402
23,313
465
......
......
...
...
29
1,011
1,570
1,427
694
1,258
6,454
6
RESULTS.
Successful.
3
76
46
7
......
... 34
2,469
4,346
6,066
4,357
3,174
20,578
332
....
......
......
......
24
903
1,459
1,181
598
1,146
5,643
Unsuccessful, in-
cluding "doubt-
ful."
27
431
210
86
......
...
62
76
432
134
125
176
1,759
133
.....
......
.....
......
......
5
88
111
236
96
112
781
Unknown.
......
12
37
16
......
......
3
57
356
307
136
52
976
......
......
......
......
......
......
20
......
10
...
....
30
6
Total.
30
519
293
109
...
...
99
2,602
5,134
6,507
4,618
3,402
23,313
465
......
......
......
......
......
29
1,011
1,570
1,427
694
1,258
6,454
7
Average percentage,
successful, excluding
those "unknown."
10.00
14.99
17.96
7.52
....
......
35.41
97.01
90.95
97.83
97.21
94.74
92.12
71.39
......
......
......
......
...
82.75
91.12
92.92
83.34
86.16
91.09
87.84
VACCINATION REPORT FOR 1870.
33
TABLE No. III.
Statement showing expenditure of Vaccine Department in each circle of superintendence in the
Metropolis, Lower Provinces, Metropolitan, Darjeeling, Ranchee and Sonthal Pergunnahs
Vaccine circles during the year 1870-71.
1
Paid by Government.
C AL C UT T A AND S UBURBS .
METROPOLITAN CIRCLES.
Office establishment, at Rs. 102
per mensem . .
3 Superintendents, at Rs. 150
each per mensem ..
3 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 each
per mensem
Contingencies including office
rent ...
Travelling allowance, &c. ...
Total ...
Paid by Town
Municipality.
3 Head Vaccinators, at Rs. 15
each per mensem ...
3 Vaccinators, at Rs. 12 each
per mensem ... ...
6 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 each
per mensem .. ... ...
3 Vaccinators, at Rs. 8 each per
mensem ... ...
Contingencies, at Rs. 18-5-4
per mensem ... ... ...
Total ...
Paid by Suburban Municipa¬
lity.
3 Head Vaccinators, at Rs. 15
each per mensem ...
2 Vaccinators, at Rs. 12 each
per mensem . ...
7 Vaccinators, at Rs. 10 each
per mensem . ...
1 Vaccinator, at Rs. 8 per men-
sem ... ... ...
Contingencies, at Rs. 16-10-8
per mensem . ... ...
Total ...
Grand total ...
Superintendent's salary, at Rs.
800 per mensem
...
...
Superintendent's
Presidency
house-rent, at Rs. 100 per
mensem ... ...
3 Native Superintendents, at
Rs 200 each per mensem
9 Head Vaccinators, at Rs. 15
each per mensem .. ...
57 Assistant vaccinators, at Rs.
10 each per mensem ...
Office establishment ... ...
Travelling allowance ... ...
Contingencies
...
...
...
Total ...
2
Sanctioned.
Rs.
1,224
5,400
360
1,200
1,254
9,438
As.
0
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,980
220
2,200
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,764
200
1,964
13,602
9,600
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.........
7,200
1,620
6,840
1,620
7,569
1,080
35,529
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Expended.
Rs.
1,224
*5,290
360
1,200
900
8,974
As.
0
0
0
0
0
0
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,620
220
1,840
0
0
0
0
0
0
1,764
200
1,964
12,778
9,600
1,200
7,200
1,620
6,840
1,620
6,075
1,080
35,235
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
Total number vaccinat-
ed.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
19,287
1,40,119
1,40,119
5
Percentage of success-
ful, excluding those
unknown from the
total.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
77.82
99.67
99.67
6
Cost of each successful
case, excluding cases
of modified success
after re-vaccination.
Rs. As. P.
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
......
0
0
0
14
4
4
6¾
¼
¼
7
REMARKS.
Taking the grand
total of Rs.12,778
expended,
the
cost of each suc-
cessful case has
been 114 annas, 6¾
pie. The same,
including 2,916
cases of modified
success after re¬
vaccination, is 12
annas 6/7 pie.
* One Superintendent rejoined on the 22nd April 1870.
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