19
Poona.
Of these treated.
Cases cured ... ...
„ relieved
...
...
„ died ... ... ...
„ incurable ...
...
„ unknown ... ...
„ remaining ... ...
Total ...
582
33
60
22
61
15
773
62. Resident Veterinary Graduate Judha Hyam and officer in charge,
D. D. Sanga.—Inspected on the 13th June 1898 and
found in good order. The total number of cases
treated during the year amounted to 773 against 718 last year. Out of the
above number, 378 were in-patients and 395 out,
the species being 265 horses, 155 cattle and the
remainder sheep, dogs, &c. Several visits were
paid to owners' houses and the Empress Botanical
Gardens. Taking into consideration the size and
importance of the town like Poona, the dispensary
does not appear to make as satisfactory progress
as it should. The question of shoeing forge is
not yet settled, neither that of contributing to
the dispensary a certain percentage of fines for
cruelty cases in the Poona and Kirkee Canton-
ments. It is not advisable to have two men in
charge of the dispensary, and it is suggested that Judha Hyam should have the
sole charge, as he has no time to teach in the College of Science, and the
services of Mr. Sanga at the dispensary should be dispensed with.
Receipts
...
...
...
...
Expenditure
...
...
...
...
Balance
Rs.
5,549
3,418
... 2,130
a.
3
9
10
p.
8
4
4
Belgaum.
Of those treated.
Cases cured ... ...
„ relieved ... ...
„ died...
...
...
„ incurable ... ...
„ unknown ... ...
„ remaining ... ...
Total ...
1,395
80
30
5
50
26
1,586
63. Veterinary Graduate D. S. Modak.—Inspected on the 13th November
1898 and found in a satisfactory condition. The total
number treated during the year was 1,586 against
1,607 last year. The fall, though very slight, is rightly attributed to plague. If
the year under report was an ordinary one, the
number would have greatly increased, taking into
consideration the confidence the institution is
gaining. Out of the total number treated 29 were
in-patients and 1,557 out, with the species of 197
horses, 824 cattle and the remainder sheep, dogs,
&c. He castrated 6 cases, paid about 200 visits
to owners' houses. He is doing good work, and
has made the institution popular.
Receipts ...
... ... ...
Expenditure... ... ...
Balance
Rs.
... 3,029
... 2,875
... 154
a.
3
2
1
p.
7
2
5
Belgaum—Itinerant.
Of those treated.
Cases cured
„ returned...
...
„ died ... ...
„ incurable... ...
„ unknown... ...
„ remaining ... ...
Total ...
906
58
31
23
32
18
1,068
64. Veterinary Graduate D. B. Mamtora.—His report embraces a period
of 11 months, as he was absent on a month's privilege
leave. He travelled through all the tálukas of the
district, except Gokák, for the omission of which no special reason is given. He
attended a mild attack of anthrax at Kuput Geri
in the Khánápur Táluka and took prompt measures
for its suppression. The total number of cases
treated amounted to 1,068 against 401 last year.
The work done is satisfactory, taking into con-
sideration the plague restrictions. The result of
the cases treated is shown in the margin. The
figures for receipts, expenditure and balance are
included in the review of the report of the Bel-
gaum Dispensary.
Dhárwár.
65. Veterinary Graduate R. N. Sane.—Inspected on the 14th November
1898 and found in good order. The total number
treated during the year was 1,568 against 2,041 last
year. The fall is justly attributed to the ravages of plague pestilence from