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ANNUAL REPORT ON VACCINE OPERATIONS IN THE
PUNJAB FOR THE YEAR 1874-75.
FROM
A. M. GARDEN, Esquire,
Superintendent General of Vaccination, Punjab.
To
T. H. THORNTON, Esquire,
Secretary to Government, Punjab.
SIR,
I have the honor to submit, for the information of the Honorable the
Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab, my Report on Vaccine Operations in the
Punjab for the year 1874-75.
Numbers vaccinated by
the Provincial Establish-
ment,—percentage of suc-
cess, and cost.
The numbers vaccinated by the Provincial establishment
are 3,74,615, an increase of 31,293 over last year; of these
3,55,180, or 98.60 per cent., were successful. The total cost
was Rs. 57,215-6-10; each successful case cost 2 annas 6.8 pie.
Numbers vaccinated by
Dispensary
Establish-
ment,— percentage of suc-
cess, and cost.
The numbers done by Dispensary establishments are
39,568, a decrease of 5,334 on last year's work ; of these
29,954, or 85.10 per cent., were successful. The total cost was
Rs. 4,130-9-9 ; each successful case cost 2 annas 2.09 pie.
Numbers vaccinated by
Municipal Vaccinators,—
percentage of success, and
cost.
29,388 vaccinations were done by Municipal vaccinators,
of which 24,985, or 91.46, were successful. The totol cost was
Rs. 2,381-11-7 ; each successful case cost 1 anna 6.39 pie.
Numbers vaccinated by
Local Fund Vaccinators
and cost of each successful
case.
46,260 vaccinations were done by Local Fund vaccinators
at a cost of Rs. 2,538-12-7 ; each successful case cost 1 anna
1.48 pie.
Numbers vaccinated by
employées of native chiefs.
7,701 vaccinations were done by men employed by Native
Chiefs at a cost of Rs. 1,180 ; each successful case cost 4 annas
2.37 pie.
Total operations, Per-
centage of successful cases,
and cost.
The grand total of all operations in the Punjab is 5,11,425
at a cost of Rs. 67,631-14-11. The percentage of successful
cases is 94.57, and the cost of each successful case 2 annas
4.40 pie.
2. Work was carried on at the beginning of the hot
weather in the hills, chiefly in Sirmúr, Jabbal, Balsan, and
Kot Khái. The Native Chiefs freely assisted, and received
the thanks of the Punjab Government. During the rains
vaccinations were done in and about Simla. A good many
cases of small-pox occurred among the hill people. All
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attacked were adults, and all but one had been inoculated
formerly. Reports were sent at once by Rájahs and Ránas on
small-pox appearing in their Territories, with request for
vaccinators to be sent.
3. KAPURTHALA.—The Members of the Council Admi-
nistration of Kapurthala requested me to vaccinate the people
of that State. The Rájah had formerly been vaccinated ; I
vaccinated his son. The Members of the Council and other
officials assisted well. No trouble was met with, and the whole
State was quickly done.
4. JULLUNDER DISTRICT.—This district was gone over
without trouble. The Members of the Municipal Committee
of Jullundur City assisted freely. The Registrar of Births and
Deaths was of great use to me. In the other large towns, and in
the district generally, the people were not averse to vaccination.
The people of Nakodar Tahsíl complained that vaccinators had
not been to them last year. Vaccination had never been done
in the Military Cantonments; in four days I vaccinated over
800. The people complained that there was no vaccinator
for them, and no dispensary. If a dispensary, with a vaccina-
tor attached, was established in all large Cantonments, and
placed under the Staff Surgeon, it would be a great boon
conferred.
City.
5. LUDHIANA DISTRICT.— Vaccinations have never been
really satisfactory here, and the people in general are against it.
In a few places the vaccinators were welcomed. Major Gurdon
interested himself in the work, and in the end success was
obtained in most parts of the district. Dr. Rouse, Civil
Surgeon, undertook the town. Assistant Surgeon Gokal
Chand greatly helped him. Municipal vaccinators were this
year for the first time employed. The Municipal Members
gave " fair assistance." Individual Members gave more help
than last year, but there is much need of improvement in
this respect. There were 329 Hindús vaccinated against only
54 last year.
Dr. Rouse praises hospital Assistant Esfan Ali of
Jagraon, who there vaccinated 609 children, and kept small-
pox, which was prevalent elsewhere, out of the town.
6. UMBALLA.—Small-pox had been prevalent here all
the year. For the first time vaccinators were this year paid by
Municipalities; there were three—one at Umballa city under
Dr. Penny ; one at Rupar under Dr. Dickson; and, one at
Jagádhri under the Assistant Surgeon. The disease was worse
in Jagádhri than elsewhere. Lala Devi Chand, Member of the
Committee here, had his children vaccinated, but would not
help in getting others.
Another Member, Lála Bansi Lál, gave really good help.
No others helped materially. Only 517 vaccinations were
done. 87.08 per cent. being successful. Over 110 children
were said to have died of small-pox in the year.
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In Rúpar and in Umballa the work was well done. In
the district work went on fairly well. The District Officers
and their subordinates assisted, with the exception of " Sheo
Parshád," Tahsíldar of Rúpar, who would not help, and did
not come near me when I was at Rúpar.
A Native Superintendent was sent with a letter from the
Commissioner of the Division to the Kalsia Sardár, whose
estate lies in the Umballa District.
The Sardár ordered the
Native Superintendent to leave his village at once, and took
no notice of the letter. Subsequently Bahádur Lál, Superin-
tendent of the estate, assisted the vaccinators.
7. NALAGARH, KUTHAR, AND MAILOG.—The Rájah of
Nalagarh, the Rána of Kuthár, and the Thakár of Máilog
assisted the vaccinators willingly, and have received acknow-
ledgments of their services.
8. In the Delhi, Karnál Amritsar, Hoshiárpur, Siálkot,
Gurdáspur, Kángra, Gujránwála, and Lahore Districts, Native
Superintendents, with their vaccinators, worked.
9. DELHI DISTRICT.—Here no particular trouble was met
with, and the Deputy Commissioner, Mr. Smyth, informed me
that the Villagers did not object to vaccination. This is
contrary to former years' experience. The city of Delhi was
undertaken by the Civil Surgeon and the Municipal vaccinators.
5,313 vaccinations were performed, an increase of nearly 1,600.
The opposition at first was so great that the Civil Surgeon
nearly gave up the work ; on one occasion the vaccinators were
assaulted. In the end, with the aid of the Assistant Surgeon
and " some assistance " from the Municipal Committee, great
success was achieved. Much praise is due to Dr. Taylor and
Assistant Surgeon Rádhákishn. The Deputy Inspector of
Police induced 300 of his friends to have their children vacci-
nated. Small-pox appeared in several parts of the district,
and special vaccinators were sent there.
10. AMRITSAR.— In the district of Amritsar a fair amount
of work was done. The Civil Surgeon undertook the city.
The Municipal Committees, with some exceptions, gave effec-
tual aid. The Masters of Schools, Government and others,
invariably opposed the work. 1172 more Hindús were vaccina-
ted this year than last year.
11. In the other districts, where Native Superintendents
were placed, a fair amount of work was done, I never saw
better vaccinations than in some of these. In some instances
large numbers were done without one failure.
12. LAHORE.—In this city work was done in a far more
satisfactory manner. Members of the Committee and other
gentlemen helped more than hitherto. There is a want of
supervision over the vaccinators. It would be a good thing
if an Assistant Surgeon from the Mayo Hospital could be
told off for this work only.
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13. PESHAWAR.—The work done by the vaccinators in
this city, when first seen, was very bad. They had been ill
taught. Under instructions they quickly improved. Native
gentlemen assisted. The people do not seem to be more
against vaccination here than in other large towns. Other
men worked in the near villages and in the Doába.
14. MOOLTAN.—Dr. Gray, Civil Surgeon, says that he
did not meet with a single person in the city who objected
to vaccination. Vaccinators were employed in other parts
also. In Kahror the Committee would not help.
15. FEROZEPORE.—The Municipal Committee of
F
sent to other places in the district.
16. KOTAT.—In Kohat the men knew nothing about
their work, and in consequence it was shamefully done. The
Civil Surgeon had been about a fortnight in the station,
but had not inspected.
17. BANNU.—There is an increase of 144 cases, but the
percentage of success, 64.83, is very low, and last year it was
also low.
18. DERA ISMAIL KHAN.—"Work continues to improve
both in quantity and quality.
19. DERA GHAZI KHAN.—Quantity has improved at the
expense of quality.
20. BAJANPUR.—Quality here bad. Vaccinators reported
careless, and work spread over large tracts.
21. SHAHPUR.—Assistant Surgeon Chaytan Shah did
good work here, and induced inoculators to take to vaccination.
22. SIRSA.—The percentage of success here is very low,
77.56. In the sub-division of Fázilka, it has also fallen off.
23. GURGAON.—"Work here has been carefully done,
and the percentage of success has again risen. It is now
91.68.
24. Hospital Assistants were employed in nine places,
and all appear to have worked well. It would be a good
thing if all Hospital Assistants were to assist in vaccination.
25. Vaccinators are employed in Baháwalpur, Kashmir,
and Patiála. The returns do not show the work to have
been well done in Baháwalpur. In Kashmír the percentage
of success is good. No returns have been received from
Patiála. I saw some of the work, and it was well done.
26. Dr. Massy officiated as Superintendent during the
greater part of the year. Dr. Newton rejoined this appoint-
ment on the 15th February 1875. There is a decrease of
1,573 cases done by this portion of the establishment. The
percentage of success, 99.05, is very good. The places visited
were Chamba, where all needful assistance was given. The
Rájah was revaccinated to set an example to his people.
5
RAWALPINDI, JHELUM, AND GUJRAT.—In all of these the
work progressed favorably, and assistance, when necessary,
was readily given by District Authorities and others.
27. At the conclusion of this Report I have given the
names of those who have assisted the vaccinators of the
Provincial establishment, and of those who assisted vaccinators
attached to Dispensaries, &c., Municipalities, &c. The list is
rather a long one, but I trust that the men named may
receive recognition of their services.
In all the districts which I have visited, I have found
the more influential people giving their help much more readily
than was formerly the case. If, instead of a commendatory
Parwána, some higher reward was given, such as a dress
or talwár, I think it would have an encouraging effect,
especially if given on the occasion of some large District
meeting. I think Gopál Sahái, Extra Assistant Commissioner
of Umballa, to be deserving of this honor. Assistant Surgeons
who mix very freely with the natives, are frequently of great
assistance in forwarding vaccination. A few words from them
often go much farther than a great many from Civil Surgeons,
and I hope, therefore, that the services of those, whose names
I have recorded, will receive favorable notice.
NAMES OF NATIVE GENTLEMEN WHO ASSISTED DURING
THE YEAR 1874-75.
UMBALLA.
Lehna Singh, Tahsíldár Naraingarh.
Tálib Alí,
do.
Jagádhri.
Anand Sarúp, son of Extra Assistant Gopál Sahái, Náib-Tahsíldár
Jagádhri.
Lála Bansí Lái, Member Committee Jagádhri.
Shankar Dás, Chaudrí Bazár
do.
Kundan Lál, Member Committee Búriya.
Moula Bakhsh, Moharrir
do.
Dharm Narain, Tahsíldár Umballa.
Abdul Latíf, Náib do.
do.
Gopál Sahái, Extra Assistant Commissioner Umballa.
Shekh Futteh Alí, Member Committee
do.
Chaudrí Jewan Singh.
do.
Bahádúr Husen, Tahsílár Kahror.
Lál Bahádur, Superintendent Chachrauli.
DELHI CITY.
Rádha Kishn, Assistant Surgeon Delhi.
Rái Sáhib Singh, Member Committee Delhi.
Rái Umráo Singh,
do.
do.
Hakím Táhir-úd-din,
do.
do.
Deputy Inspector Police, Pahárganj.
DELHI DISTRICT.
Alí Ahmad Khán, Tahsíldár Ballabgarh.
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KAPURTHALA.
His Highness Rájah of Kapurthala.
Wazír Ghulám Jalání.
Diwán Rámjas.
Diwán Baijnáth.
Dr. Warburton.
JULLUNDUR.
Pándit Rám Datt, Member Committee Jullundur.
Qazí Dost Muhammad,
do.
do.
Núr Muhammad Khán, Basti Guzán, Member Committee Jullundur,
Gobind Rám,
do.
do.
Gopál Sahál, Registrar Births and Deaths.
Abdul Husén, Náib-Tahsíldár Jullundur.
Diwán Kirpa Rám, Member Committee Kartárpur.
Bábá Khém Dás,
do.
do,
Làla Rám Chand,
do.
do.
Rám Ditta Mal,
do.
do.
Lál Dás, Lambardár and do.
do.
Munshí Rám Kishen of Allawalpur
Sardar Ajit Singh
do.
Shib Diál, Tahsíldár Nakodar.
Achhrú Mal, Náib-Tahsíldár Nakodar.
Sadánand, Member Committee do.
Members Committee Núrmahal.
Káshi Rám, Deputy Inspector Police Núrmahal.
Sálig Rám, Member Committee Núrmahal.
Chánan Sháh, Do.
do.
LUDHIANA.
Chatar Singh, Tahsíldár Ludhiána.
Lachmán Dás, Náib-Tahsíldár Ludhiána.
Khushál Singh, Tahsíldár Samrála.
Badhawá Mal, Qánúgo Ludhiána.
Assistant Surgeon Gokal Chand, Ludhiána.
Hospital Assistant Esfan Alí, Jagraon.
His Highness Rájah of Nálagarh.
Rana of Káthar.
Thákur, Mailog.
Have receiv-
ed recogni-
tion.
AMAITSAR CITY
Lála Karm Chand, Member Committee Amritsar.
Pandit Sarb Súkh,
do.
do.
Míán Muhammad Ján,
do.
do.
Usaf Sháh,
do.
do.
Rái Kaliár Singh,
do.
do.
Assistant Surgeon Sáhib Ditta, Member Committee Amritsar.
AMRITSAR DISTRICT.
Sardár Sochet Singh, Náib-Tahsíldár Tarn Táran.
Bájí Khán, Zaildár Tarn Táran.
A.—VACCINE
1
Circle.
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. J. Newton, Superintendent Vaccination.)
(Dr. G. Massy, Officiating Superintendent Vaccination.)
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN-
--------.
1873-74.
1
7
5
9
1874-75.
1
1
1
1
4
Number of
Vaccina-
tors.
1873-74.
4
30
23
34
1874-75.
4
6
4
4
6
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1873-74.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1,106
14,512
15,618
294
8,980
113
4,260
15,107
16,016
380
...
...
367
8,723
54,240
5,175
62
125
6,517
121
352
...
12,362
...
...
10,261
449
1,285
9,621
423
147
206
273
10,360
9,223
42,148
1874-75.
...
497
13,167
246
221
438
13,092
... ...
...
27,661
297
3,546
103
5,691
...
5,212
...
1,115
...
...
...
15,964
...
...
...
...
10,126
... 148
10,274
21
...
500
...
...
...
...
...
167
...
6,429
3,666
9,783
6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States, in which Vaccina-
tions were performed.
HOSHIARPUR.
KANGRA.
AMRITSAR.
GURDASPUR.
7
Population of area included in-last
column.
12,964
7,785
2,29,287
5,678
14,889
7,706
...
...
...
2,12,016
6,448
1,20,157
2,862
91,704
1,26,294
1,80,132
...
...
...
...
1,17,440
1,76,518
6,608
6,772
...
2,41,150
...
...
...
...
6,121
27,280
... 7,622
5,482
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or
Town.
Town Hoshiárpur ...
Do. Hariána ...
Tahsíl Hoshiárpur ...
Town Urmar ...
Do Tánda ...
Do. Miáni ...
Tahsíl Dasúya ...
Do. Garhshankar ...
Town Anandpur ...
Tahsíl Una ...
Total ...
Town Kángra ...
Tahsíl Kángra ...
Cantonment Dharmsála ...
Tahsíl Pálampur ...
Do. Dera Gopipur ...
Do. Hamírpur ...
Do. Sultánpur ...
Do. Plách ...
Do. Kelong (Láhoul) ...
Town Núrpar ...
Tahsíl Núrpur ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Amritsar ...
Town Majíthá ...
Do. Jandiálá ...
Tahsíl Ajnála ...
Tahsíl Tarn Táran ...
Town Rámdás ...
Tarn Táran ...
Total ...
Cantonment Mádhopur ...
Town Gurdáspur ...
Tahsíl Gurdáspur ...
Town Kalánaur ...
Town Batála ...
Tahsíl Batála ...
Town Dínanagar ...
Do. Srígovindpur ...
Do. Sujánpur ...
Do. Dera Nának ...
Tahsíl Shakargarh ...
Tahsíl Pathánkot ...
Total ...
A
Sex
Males.
...
270
7,210
146
118
237
6,790
... ...
...
14,771
122
1,711
58
2,845
...
2,681
...
666
...
...
...
8,083
...
...
...
...
5,539
...
76
5,615
9
...
266
...
...
...
...
...
75
...
3,007
1,904
5,261
Females.
...
227
6,956
100
103
201
6,286
... ...
...
12,873
165
1,702
45
2,835
...
2,531
...
431
...
...
...
7,709
...
...
...
...
4,584
...
69
4,653
12
... 234
...
...
...
...
...
92
... 2,420
1,762
4,521
4
A.—VACCINE
1
Circle.
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. J. Ne wt on, Superintendent Vaccination.)
(Dr. G. Massy„ Officiating Superintendent Vaccinatum.)
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUIERIN-
--------.
1873-74.
5
6
5
5
1
1874-75.
1
1
1
6
6
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA.
TORS.
1873-74.
21
23
23
18
4
1874-75.
4
4
4
24
24
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1873-74.
1,338
15,319
289
128
230
6,218
171
395
11,277
312
6,280
41,957
5,877
...
55
7,461
160
67
155
4,179
...
3,278
21,232
608
4,507
... 476
...
...
4,676
6,141
16,408
76
236
7,203
2,975
70
1,770
12,330
96
2,682
133
1,354
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4,265
1874-75.
1,198
12,633
... 88
...
...
...
369
10,981
248
...
25,517
...
271
211
5,990
... 101
105
4,221
195
2,465
13,559
836
6,715
254
546
244
185
4,133
5,732
18,645
...
436
6,569
5,888
...
5,166
18,059
188
4,968
668
6,313
...
274
6,957
284
3,977
37
327
23,993
6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States, in which Vaccina-
tions were performed.
SIALKOT.
...
LAHORE.
...
GUJRANWALA.
...
GUJRAT.
...
JHELUM.
...
7
Population of area included in
last column.
25,337
3,49,170
...
8,524
5,641
...
5,082
...
...
1,39,748
...
2,21,336
...
...
...
16,561
...
...
...
...
1,17,710
...
19,381
1,96,449
6,719
15,656
7,180
5,037
1,30,361
1,69,716
...
15,907
15,626
...
...
...
...
...
5,148
...
17,638
...
...
5,767
...
...
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District
of Town.
Town Siálkot ...
Tahsíl Do. ...
Cantonment Siálkot ...
Town Daska ...
Town Zafarwal ...
Tahsíl Do. ...
Town Chawinda ...
Do. Pasrúr ...
Tahsil Do. ...
Town Kila Sobha Singh ...
Tahsíl Raya ...
Total ...
Tahsíl Lahore ...
Cantonment Meean Meer ...
Town Chunián ...
Tahsíl Do. ...
Town Kasúr ...
Do. Khem Kara ...
Do. Patti ...
Tahsíl Kasúr ...
Town Sharakpur ...
Do.
Do. ...
Total ...
Town Gujránwála ...
Tahsíl
Do. ...
Town Eminabad ...
Do. Wazirabad ...
Do. Rámnagar ...
Do. Akálgarh ...
Tahsíl Wazirabad ...
Tahsíl Háfizabad ...
Total ...
Town Gujrat ...
Do. Jalálpur ...
Tahsíl Gujrat ...
Do. Khárián ...
Town Kunjáh ...
Tahsíl Phálian ...
Total ...
Town Jhelum ...
Tahsíl Do. ...
Town Pind Dádan Khan ...
Tahsíl
Do. ...
Cantonment Jhelum ...
Town Chakwál ...
Tahsíl Do. ...
Town Talágang ...
Tahsíl
Do. ...
Cantonment Talágang ...
Town Láwa ...
Total ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
641
6,733
...
50
...
...
...
211
5,689
129
...
13,453
...
146
108
3,146
...
48
53
2,264
90
1,132
6,987
431
3,529
140
300
125
106
2,205
3,140
9,976
238
3,566
3,067
2,629
9,500
83
2,657
407
3,382
154
3,781
152
2,147
15
170
12,948
Females.
557
5,900
...
38
...
...
...
154
5,292
119
...
12,060
...
118
103
2,838
... 53
51
1,928
105
1,332
6,528
399
3,176
114
246
119
78
1,927
2,562
8,621
...
198
2,992
2,780
...
2,527
8,497
98
2,280
245
2,880
...
120
3,164
132
1,829
21
157
10,926
6
A.—VACCINE
1
Circle.
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. J. Ne wt on, Superintendent "Vaccination).
(Dr.
G. Massy, Officiating Superintendent Vaccination).
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN-
--------.
1873-74.
1
1
1
...
1
...
1874-75.
6
2
1
...
2
6
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA-
TORS.
1873-74.
4
4
4
...
3
...
1874-75.
24
8
4
...
6
25
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1873-74.
38
114
4,161
50
2,664
...
174
125
5,196
1,113
...
...
...
...
...
...
13,635
88
1,769
...
...
...
1,857
696
1,249
36
123
78
...
...
427
...
2,609
2,98,255
3,875
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1874-75.
909
621
4,767
...
983
...
335
5,483
3,958
1,482
65
137
4,518
514
4,752
106
28,630
27
1,199
1,278
...
1,244
3,748
306
144
...
22
206
...
...
...
757
1,435
3,03,026
513
890
3,048
631
4,829
1,100
4,503
3,577
4,278
960
23,816
6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States, in which Vaccina-
tions were performed.
RAWALPINDI.
...
HAZARA.
...
SIMLA.
KAPURTHALA.
7
Population of area included in last
column,
19.228
...
1,66,838
...
83,340
...
7,280
1,02,076
1,26,126
21,844
10,605
...
54.715
8,223
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
14.848
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or of
Town.
Town Rawalpindi ...
Cantonment Rawalpindi ...
Tahsíl Rawalpinái ...
Town Kahuta ...
Tahsíl do. ...
Town Attock ...
Town Hazro ...
Tahsíl Attock ...
Do. Gujar Khán ...
Do. Murree ...
Cantonment Murree ...
Ditto
Attock ...
Tahsíl Fatahjang ...
Town Pindigheb ...
Tahsíl Pindigheb ...
Cantonment Campbellpur ...
Total ...
Town Haripur ...
Tahsíl Haripur ...
Tahsíl Mansahra ...
Town Saraisala ...
Tahsíl Abbott-abad ...
Total ...
Town Simla ...
Tahsíl Simla ...
Tahsíl Bharoli ...
Jatogh ...
Kalka ...
Kasauli ...
Dugshai ...
Lawrence Military Asylum, Bauáwar
Tahsíl Kot Khái ...
Total ...
Total of Districts ...
Tahsíl Srinagar ...
Town Kapúrthala ...
Tahsíl Kapúrthala ...
Town Sultánpur ...
Tahsíl Sultánpur ...
Town Phagwára ...
Tahsíl Phagwára ...
Tahsíl Dhilwan ...
Tahsíl Nadála ...
Tahsíl Bhúnga ...
Total ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
495
379
2,590
...
547
... 174
2,990
2,065
762
38
63
2,436
269
2,494
46
15,348
15
685
643
...
626
1,969
198
73
...
2
100
...
...
...
436
809
1,59,954
228
533
1,696
353
2,763
626
2,423
1,909
2,275
521
13,099
Females.
404
232
2,109
...
436
...
157
2,415
1,884
702
26
70
2,060
245
2,223
60
13,023
12
502
579
...
585
1,678
108
57
...
4
97
...
...
...
321
587
1,41,760
189
357
1,297
276
2,007
474
2,021
1,659
1,991
439
10,621
8
A.—V A C C I N E
1
Circle,
2
Name and rank of Superintendent.
(Dr. J. Newton, Superintendent Vaccination.)
(Dr. G. Massy, Officiating Superintendent Vaccination.)
3
NUMBER OF
NATIVE
SUPERIN-
TENDENTS.
1873-74.
...
6
1
4
5
3
3
1
1
1
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
27
29
1874-75.
1
...
...
...
1
5
1
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
1
2
...
...
...
1
2
1
1
...
1
1
1
1
...
1
1
1
...
3
...
28
23
4
NUMBER OF
VACCINA-
----.
1873-74.
...
20
4
11
20
10
10
5
3
4
1
1
4
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
96
118
1874-75.
1
...
...
...
4
17
4
...
...
...
4
4
...
...
...
4
8
2
2
...
4
14
4
4
2
4
3
3
2
1
2
4
4
1
11
2
115
117
5
TOTAL NUMBER
OF PERSONS
VACCINATED.
1873-74.
...
5,878
1,505
548
12,655
3,288
10,338
2,882
1,980
816
232
431
126
197
251
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
65
41,192
3,43,322
1874-75.
88
...
...
1,440
19,817
3 486
...
...
...
551
10,11
...
...
...
155
7,119
302
194
952
749
1,947
389
127
642
341
181
114
165
514,
343
179
1,036
287
5,118
13
47,260
3,74,613
6
Collectorate, Political Agency, or
Native States, in which Vaccina-
tions were performed.
NATIVE
STATES.
7
Population of area included in
last column.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
8
Name of portion of District or
of Towns.
Kotí, Native State ... ...
Mandí, Native State ... ...
Suket ... ...
Bashahr ... ...
Kahlúr Beláspur ... ...
Sirmúr Native State ... ...
Lambagráon, ... ...
Nádaun ... ...
Bhagat ... ...
Gulér. ... ...
Kotahar ... ...
Komarsain ... ...
Dhámi ... ...
Kumar ... ...
Baijá
...
...
Keonthal ... ...
Chamba, Native State... ...
Town Chamba ... ...
Láhaul ... ...
Pángi ... ...
Mailog ... ...
Jubbal ... ...
Mangal ... ...
Dharkott ... ...
Taroch ... ...
Kotlahar ... ...
Balsan ... ...
Ghúnd ... ...
Madhan ... ...
Shangri ... ...
Kot Fatah Khan Jágir ...
Town Chachrauli ... ...
Chachrauli, Native State ...
Town Nalágarh ... ...
Nalágarh and Handúr... ...
Jamú, Native State ... ...
Total of the Native States ...
Grand Total ...
A.
Sex.
Males.
38
...
...
...
800
10,972
1,568
...
...
...
253
521
...
...
...
87
3,550
132
77
469
326
1,103
227
78
401
169
101
69
107
293
181
90
487
139
2,615
10
24,853
1,98,134
Females.
60
...
...
...
640
8,572
1,872
...
...
...
208
448
...
...
...
68
3,398
151
117
459
310
781
162
49
195
172
79
44
58
212
162
89
549
134
2,341
3
21,330
1,73,800
10