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BOMBAY PRESIDENCY
17
Months.
April
1893 ..
May
„ ..
June „ ..
July „ ..
August
„ ..
September „ ..
October „ ..
November
„ ..
December
„ ..
January
1899
February „ ..
March „ ..
Total ..
POONA CITY.
Calves inoculated.
5
7
9
8
8
7
8
9
8
10
9
10
98
Successful.
5
7
9
8
8
7
8
9
8
10
9
10
98
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
POONA CAMP.
Calves inoculated.
Successful.
7
8
7
8
8
7
9
7
8
8
7
8
92
7
8
7
8
8
7
9
7
8
8
7
8
92
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
KIRKER
CAMP.
Calves inoculated.
2
2
2
3
2
2
4
2
4
3
2
2
30
Successful.
2
2
2
3
2
2
4
2
4
3
2
2
30
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
AHMEDNA¬
GAR.
Calves inoculated.
7
7
7
8
7
8
7
7
7
8
7
8
88
Successful.
7
7
7
8
7
8
7
7
7
8
7
8
88
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
SHOLA'PUR.
Calves inoculated.
8
7
7
8
8
7
8
7
8
8
7
8
91
Successful.
8
7
7
8
8
7
8
7
8
8
7
8
91
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
SA'TA'RA.
Calves inoculated.
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
6
7
7
6
7
81
Successful.
7
7
6
7
7
7
7
6
7
7
6
7
81
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
BELGAUM.
Calves inoculated.
6
6
7
6
6
6
7
6
6
6
6
6
74
Successful.
6
..
7
6
6
6
7
6
6
6
6
6
74
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
DHA'RWA'R.
Calves inoculated.
9
8
7
8
7
7
..
4
4
..
..
..
54
Successful.
9
8
7
8
7
7
..
4
4
..
..
..
54
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
HUBLI.
Calves inoculated.
8
7
7
8
6
6
8
7
7
7
5
6
82
Successful.
8
6
7
8
6
5
8
7
7
7
3
6
78
Unsuccessful.
..
1
..
..
..
1
..
..
..
..
2
..
4
GADAG¬
BETTIGERI.
Calves inoculated.
..
..
..
1
7
1
..
..
..
..
..
..
9
Successful.
..
..
..
1
7
1
..
..
..
..
..
..
9
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
KOLHA'PUR STATE
Calves Inoculated
12
11
12
13
21
16
25
22
15
7
6
7
167
Successful.
12
11
12
13
21
16
25
22
15
7
6
7
167
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
SA'NGLI STATE.
Calves inoculated.
2
4
8
5
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
19
Successful.
2
4
8
5
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
19
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
KARA'CHI.
Calves inoculated.
15
15
15
17
15
15
16
15
15
16
11
12
180
Successful.
15
15
15
17
15
15
16
15
15
16
14
12
180
Unsuccessful.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
TOTAL.
Calves inoculated.
88
89
99
108
113
89
99
92
91
80
69
74
1,091
Successful.
88
88
99
108
113
88
99
92
91
80
67
74
1,087
Unsuccessful.
..
1
..
..
..
1
..
..
..
..
2
..
4
B 323—5
18
VACCINATION REPORT,
Expenditure.
40. The total expenditure on account of vaccination is shown in the
following table and is compared with the preceding
year :—
Establishments.
Provincial
...
...
Municipal and Canton-
ment.
Local Fund ... ...
Native States ... ...
Total ...
1897-98.
Rs.
99,009
39,426
1,08,883
31,378
2,78,697
a.
0
3
1
13
2
p.
8
8
6
1
11
1898-99.
Rs.
83,477
37,794
1,03,750
30,785
2,55,808
a.
9
14
9
13
14
p.
6
6
1
4
5
Increase.
Rs. a. p.
......
......
......
......
......
Decrease.
Rs.
15,531
1,631
5,132
592
22,888
a.
7
5
8
15
4
p.
2
2
5
9
6
There was a decrease in expenditure under all establishments. It was due
to the absence of Deputy Sanitary Commissioners on furlough and deputation;
to the discontinuance of grain compensation to Vaccinators and peons, and of
horse allowance to those Vaccinators who worked in famine camps; to the
stoppage of animal vaccination in places on account of plague and to the employ-
ment of Inspectors and Vaccinators on plague duty. The successful cases,
excluding Dispensaries and the Army, amounted to 603,067, and the average
cost for each successful case is annas 6 and pies 9, against annas 6 and pies 10
in the previous year.
Work of Deputy Sanitary
Commissioners.
41. The inspectorial work performed by the
supervising officers is shown in the table given be-
low :—
Registration Districts.
Western
...
...
Central ... ...
Southern ...
...
Gujarát ...
...
Sind
...
...
Deputy Sanitary Commissioners.
Major A. V. Anderson ...
Lieut.-Col. A. W. F. Street.
Lieut.-Col. C. T. Peters "Act-
-----
Major T. E. Dyson ...
Lieut.-Col. K. S. Nari¬
man "Acting"
Captain H. C. L. Arnim ...
Total ...
Number
of
encamp¬
ments.
12
27
2
8
15
64
Number
of travel-
ling days.
62
164
10
92
71
399
Distance
travelled
in miles
2,096
3,977
155
1,164
3,588
10,980
Number of
villages
visited.
62
82
2
17
48
211
Number of
vaccinated
children
inspected.
2,003
2,979
16
1,140
1,310
7,448
Inspection work was almost at a standstill owing to the absence of Deputy
Sanitary Commissioners on deputation and leave and to their posts not being
filled by full-time men, and to the few Deputies who held charge of their own
appointments during the year being, as a rule, so fully occupied by some special
plague duty that they were unable to travel on tour. Vaccination has suffered
both in quantity and quality owing to the absence of inspection and supervision
by the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, who are the mainstay of the Depart-
ment, and without whom efficiency cannot be maintained.
Inspection from vaccina-
tion registers.
42. The following table shows the work tested
by the supervising officers through calling names from
the registers:—
20
VACCINATION REPORT,
Registration
Districts.
Western ... ...
Central
...
...
Southern ... ...
Gujarát
...
...
Sind
...
...
Total ...
Number of encampments.
1,031
599
838
474
884
3,826
Number of travelling days.
1,766
1,574
1,841
1,037
1,497
7,715
Distance travelled in miles.
14,181
12,927
14,652
6,916
13,767
62,443
Number of villages visited.
2,623
1,592
1,698
1,683
4,713
12,309
WORK TESTED BY CALLING NAMES FROM REGISTERS.
Number of vaccinated children
inspected.
60,881
55,906
43,105
45,785
48,460
254,137
Present during
inspection.
Successful.
Good.
46,491
50,506
36,406
40,317
28,485
202,205
Bad.
11,191
4,486
5,579
4,922
18,104
44,282
Unsuccessful.
3,199
914
1,120
546
1,871
7,650
Absent during
inspection.
Absence accounted for.
22,045
27,237
19,090
17,423
24,748
110,543
Absence unaccounted
for.
67
...
...
...
...
67
Number of persons whom the
Vaccinator has returned as
vaccinated.
Successful.
76,812
75,328
57,371
60,334
63,676
333,521
Unsuccessful
and
doubtful.
1,424
644
828
937
2,134
5,967
Unknown.
4,815
7,172
4,037
2,038
7,478
25,540
Total.
83,051
83,144
62,236
63,309
73,288
335,028
Excess of operations over persons.
58
1
41
101
80
281
Inspections in the Southern District were much below the average ; this
was due to the presence of plague and to the absence of inspectors and vaccina¬
tors on plague duty; work in the other districts also suffered by the same causes.
Conduct of members in the
Department.
45. The conduct of the inspecting officers was reported to be satisfactory.
The conduct of the Vaccinators, clerks and peons,
with few exceptions, was generally good.
Inoculation.
46. No inoculation was reported to have been practised anywhere in the
Presidency, except in the Nára Táluka of the Khairpur
Native State, and this was inquired into, with the result
that the people were warned, and on any repetition of the offence will be dealt
with under the Indian Penal Code.
Ill effects by Vaccination.
47. No instances were reported of any disease
having been communicated through vaccination.
Villages visited and not
visited by Vaccinators.
48. The following statement shows the number of villages visited, as well
as those left unvisited, by the Vaccinators of the
Department in each District and Native State during
the year under report:—
Registration Districts.
Western ... ...
Central ... ... ...
Southern ... ...
Gujárat ... ... ...
Sind ... ... ...
Total ...
VILLAGES IN BRITISH
TERRITORY
Visited.
6,694
5,797
5,334
3,338
17,010
38,173
Not visited.
631
68
542
21
3,838
5,100
VILLAGES IN NATIVE
STATES
Visited.
460
123
1,903
3,534
973
6,993
Not visited.
366
46
128
637
32
1,209
TOTAL VILLAGES
Visited.
7,154
5,920
7,237
6,872
17,983
45,166
Not visited.
997
114
670
658
3,870
6,309
Notwithstanding all the adverse circumstances during the year, there is
an improvement in the number of villages visited in British territory, and only a
slight decrease in the number of those in Native States.
Small-pox by Collectorates.
49. The table given below shows for each district the deaths from small-
pox for the year under report, the number of persons
successfully operated on, and also the percentages of
deaths to total deaths.:—
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.
21
Deaths from
Small-pox.
Registration Districts, &c.
Western
...
Presidency Circle
Central...
...
Southern
...
Gujarát
...
Sind
...
...
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
21
Collectorate.
Khándesh...
...
Násik
...
...
Thána ... ...
Kolába ... ...
Total ...
Bombay City ...
Ahmednagar ...
Poona ... ...
Sholápur ... ...
Sátára ... ...
Ratnágiri... ...
Total ...
Belgaum ... ...
Dhárwár ... ...
Bijápur ... ...
Kánara ... ...
Total ...
Surat
...
...
Broach ... ...
Kaira ... ...
Panch Maháls ...
Ahmedabad ...
Total ...
Karáchi
...
...
Hyderabad ...
Thar and Párkar ...
Shikárpur... ...
Upper bind Fron-
tier ... ...
Total ...
Total
Deaths.
230
7
133
19
459
83
54
48
72
25
...
199
22
114
158
100
394
...
...
...
1
1
2
10
...
16
...
7
33
AGES.
Percentage to total Deaths
1898-99.
0-1
24.78
32.47
30.82
15.79
27.45
23.53
37.04
29.17
59.72
48.0
...
44.72
18.18
18.42
19.62
8.
16.24
...
...
...
100.
...
50.00
10.0
...
43.75
...
...
24.24
1-12
68.70
51.95
63.16
68.42
64.27
52.94
51.85
20.83
36.11
21.0
...
35.18
45.45
53.51
49.37
36.
46.95
...
...
...
...
...
...
20.0
...
31.25
...
...
21.21
12 years
and above.
6.52
15.58
6.02
15.79
8.28
17.65
11.11
50.00
4.17
28.0
...
20.10
36.36
28.07
31.01
56.
36.80
...
...
...
...
100.00
50.00
70.0
...
250
...
...
54.55
Number of
persons
successfully
operated on.
38,215
19,878
20,288
16,954
95,335
12,637
28,685
27,144
22,682
34,594
32,232
145,337
25,120
19,179
23,587
12,532
80,418
20,012
10,071
25,259
10, 381
27,860
93,583
18,408
19,315
9,886
30,920
5,674
84,203
The deaths from small-pox (1,170) during the year were very low. The
Western District was the one most affected, after it came the Southern and
Central Districts, Sind was very slightly affected, and the Gujarát District gave
only 2 deaths. These figures and those for the previous year, which were also low,
may be considered very satisfactory and they testify to the exceedingly good
vaccination work which now for some years has been done in this Presidency ;
but at the same time it must not be thought that we have by any means reached
perfection and can relax our efforts, on the contrary there is still a great deal to
be done and we are by no means safe from the danger of a widespread and fatal
epidemic should the disease appear in severe epidemic form. It is, therefore,
to be hoped that the present year will be favourable and that it may be possible
to repair the damage sustained through the adverse circumstances of the last two
B 323—6
DIAGRAM.
Showing proportion
of population protected and the
death- rate from Small- pox per 10,000 of population
during
1898-99.
Indicates proportion
of population protected per
10,000.
_Do._
ratio of deaths from Small-pox
per 10,000 of
population.
Drawn & Littio. Govt Photozinca:
Office, Poona
1899.
DIAGRAM.
Showing the average proportion
of population protected, and
the average death - rate from Small-pox
per 10,000
of
population
during the ten years 1888-89 to 1897-98 inclusive.
Indicates average proportion of population protected per 10,000.
_Do._death-rate
from Small-pox per 10,000 of population.
Drawn & Littio: Govt Protozinco: Office, Poona 1899.
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VACCINATION REPORT,
Bombay from the 1st to 20th April, and from the latter date up to to the end of
the year inspected the town of Larkhána and the tálukas of Kotri, Larkhána,
Ratodero, Mehar, Labdarya and Jacobabad.
Compulsory
Vaccination
Act in Bombay City.
57. In the City of Bombay the Compulsory Vaccination Act (No. I of
1877) has been in force for 21 years, but is very
greatly handicapped by the defective registration of
births. The accommodation for calves has been im-
proved but it is only temporary, and permanent arrangements are required. A
large majority of the vaccination stations are very unsuitable and insanitary ;
a central vaccination station and also a depôt for the accommodation of the
calves and for the preparation of lymph are very much needed. For the last
two and a half years plague has greatly interfered with vaccination work. The
following table shows the progress in the protection of infants during the last
23 years, the first two being before, and the last 21 after the introduction of the
Act:—
Years.
1
Before the
introduc-
tion
of
the Act.
After
the
introduc-
tion
of
the Act.
1876-77 ...
1877-78 ...
l878-79 ...
1879-80 ...
1880-81 ...
1881-82 ...
1882-83 ...
1883-84 ...
1884-85 ...
1885-86 ...
1886-87 ...
1887-88 ...
1888-89 ...
1889-90 ...
1890-91 ...
1891-92 ...
1892-93 ..
1893-94. ...
1894-95 ...
1895-96 ...
1896-97 ...
1897-98 ..
1898-99 ...
Births re-
turned as
having been
registered.
2
13,466
13,720
13,896
14,331
16,997
10,381
15,094
14,932
14,377
11,685
14,679
15,166
16,470
15,210
15,568
15,518
15,485
15,218
15,058
15,684
15,890
9,336
10,784
Deaths
registered
among
children
under one
year old.
3
6,179
7,781
6,417
5,274
6,104
6,279
5,720
6,514
6,340
6,265
5,899
5,903
6,582
6,527
5,941
7,420
7,768
6,347
7,451
4,422
7,273
6,808
6,279
Children available
for Vaccination.
Births
minus
deaths.
4
7,287
5,939
7,479
9,067
10,893
10,102
9,374
8,418
8,037
8,420
8,780
9,263
9,888
8,713
9,627
8,098
7,717
8,871
7,607
11,262
8,617
2,528
4,505
At the rate
of 31 per
1,000 of
population.
5
19,977
19,977
19,977
19,977
19,977
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
23,969
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
Children under one year
successfully vaccinated.
Number.
6
9,840
7,212
6,558
7,825
10,416
12,017
14,940
12,331
13,449
13,547
13,270
14,588
14,201
14,179
15,629
16,478
15,891
13,789
14,355
14,401
9,918
9,952
9,651
Ratio per
100 on
those in
Column 4.
7
135.03
121.43
87.69
86.30
95.62
118.96
159.38
146.48
167.34
160.89
151.14
157.50
143.62
162.73
162.34
203.48
205.92
155.44
188.71
127.87
115.10
393.67
214.23
Ratio per
100 on
those in
Column
5.
8
49.26
36.10
32.83
39.17
52.14
50.14.
62.23
51.45
56.11
56.52
52.01
60.86
59.25
59.16
65.20
64.29
62.38
54.13
56.35
56.53
38.93
39.07
37.89
Compulsory vaccination in
Karáchi Town.
58. In the town of Karáchi the Compulsory Vaccination Act (No. IV o
1899) has been in force for the last 19 years, and the
following table shows the yearly progress. During
the last three years work has been much interfered with
by recurring plague epidemics :—
26
VACCINATION REPORT.
work which has now for some years been done in the Presidency that we in a
great measure owe the small amount of small-pox there has been in these years,
more especially in the famine year of 1897 and the year following it. There is,
however, still great reason for not relaxing our efforts ; and, although the low death-
rates during the last twelve years is very satisfactory, still we are by no means safe
from the danger of an extensive and fatal epidemic should the disease assume a
severe epidemic form, which it is apt to do at intervals. I believe that this
Presidency can compare very favourably with other parts of India in the
protection afforded, both as regards quantity and quality, but as regards com-
pulsory vaccination it is very much behind many other parts and this prevents us
reaching the state of protection we wish to attain, and is likely to affect our
efforts in this direction more and more as time goes on.
61. Several of the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners were on Plague duty,
either in a special appointment or in addition to their own duties, and rendered
able and valuable service. Those who were on duty in their own appointments
performed their duties in a very satisfactory manner. Ráo Bahádur Assistant
Surgeon S. V. Kantak in addition to his own duties rendered valuable assistance
in the cause of inoculation against plague both in Bombay and in the adjacent
districts.
My Assistant, Mr. Keess, and the office establishment worked hard and
gave me every assistance.
A. W. F. STREET,
LIEUT.-COLONEL, I. M. S.,
Acting Sanitary Commissioner for the
Government of Bombay.
Sanitary Commissioner's Office,
Bombay, 30th May 1899.
31
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
THE SOUTHERN REGISTRA-
TION DISTRICT.
BELGAUM COLLECTORATE—
Gokák Town, Municipal ...
Athni
do.
do. ...
Belgaum do.
do. ...
Do.
Cantonment
...
...
In the 7 Rural Circles, Local
Fund.
Total ...
DHA'RWA'R COLLECTORATE—
Dhárwár Town, Municipal ...
Hubli
do.
do. ...
Gadag-Betgeri Town do. ...
Ránebennur Town, Local Fund.
In the 14 Rural Circles, Local
Fund.
Total ...
BIJA'PUR COLLECTORATE—
Bijápur Town, Municipal ...
Bágalkot do.
do. ...
Kaládgi do. Local Fund ...
In the 8 Rural Circles, Local
Fund.
Total ...
KA'NARA COLLECTORATE—
Kárwár Town, Municipal
...
Kumta do. Local Fund ...
In the 11 Rural Circles, Local
Fund.
Total ..
12,106
10,416
28,423
12,314
950,002
1,013,261
32,841
52,595
23,899
13,761
928,218
1,051,314
16,759
18,034
4,622
756,924
796,339
14,579
10,714
421,058
446,351
31,041
11,322
62,932
...
204
217
28,333
44,232
85,075
37,178
225
232
7,863
168
88,516
134
138
1,233
1,458
108
114
1
1
17
19
1
1
1
1
18
22
1
1
11
13
1
1
14
16
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
121
19
194
44
410
58
80
12
12,094
2,493
12,899
2,626
357
196
760
93
377
114
155
54
9,168
1,952
10,817
2,409
416
93
230
19
58
50
10,210
3,040
10,904
3,202
408
127
159
22
6,277
1,876
6,844
2,025
107
...
187
8
224
...
65
...
11,746
448
12,329
456
296
4
753
7
337
3
127
5
8,747
93
10,260
112
359
44
343
...
57
...
9,791
1,144
10,550
1,188
284
16
165
34
5,428
830
5,877
880
228
19
381
52
634
58
145
12
23,840
2,941
25,228
3,082
653
200
1,513
100
714
117
282
59
17,915
2,045
21,077
2,521
775
137
573
19
105
50
20,001
4,184
21,464
4,390
692
143
324
56
11,705
2,706
12,721
2,905
680
849
1,575
1,490
853
1,613
831
341
1,108
1,072
912
592
2,213
1,988
835
380
1,029
976
228
384
634
145
23,841
25,232
653
1,513
716
282
17,921
21,085
775
573
115
20,017
21,480
692
324
11,706
12,722
154
191
284
108
18,655
19,392
485
1,196
490
169
12,616
14,956
553
510
101
15,035
16,199
336
134
4,432
4,962
55
117
58
16
3,534
3,780
82
218
88
14
2,488
2,890
157
24
13
3,530
3,724
187
139
3,907
4,233
211
312
524
124
22,367
23,538
593
1,419
581
210
15,343
18,146
753
534
115
18,963
20,365
591
297
9,879
10,767
19
52
58
12
2,941
3,082
200
100
117
59
2,045
2,521
137
19
50
4,184
4,390
143
56
2,706
2,905
7
14
46
9
1,506
1,582
166
52
5
34
776
1,033
100
14
50
3,058
3,222
93
32
1,640
1,765
92.54
81.89
82.65
82.52
93.82
93.30
90.84
93.79
81.37
74.47
85.64
86.09
97.6
93.19
100.
94.81
94.88
85.40
91.67
84.39
84.64
36.84
26.92
79.31
75.
51.21
51.33
83.
52.
4.27
53.63
37.95
40.98
72.99
73.68
100.
73.09
73.17
65.04
57.14
60.61
60.75
18.
31.29
20.05
10.80
25.12
24.79
23.11
27.96
24.51
17.73
17.36
18.24
50.89
30.39
35.69
29.09
29.62
46.92
30.71
27.36
28.08
413
400
1,498
219
33,633
36,163
1,736
1,958
1,236
439
28,562
33,931
753
1,044
120
28,085
30,002
599
327
13,646
14,572
34.12
38.40
57.63
17.78
35.40
33.69
52.86
37.23
51.72
31.90
30.77
32.27
44.93
57.89
25.96
37.11
37.67
41.09
30.52
32.41
32.65
1
1
7
1
82
92
2
4
2
10
138
156
...
...
...
61
61
1
...
67
68
.08
.09
.25
.08
.09
.09
.06
.08
.08
.73
.15
.15
...
...
...
.08
.01
.07
...
.15
.15
35
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
SHIKÁRPUR COLLECTORATE—
Shikárpur Town, Municipal ...
Sukkur
do.
do. ...
Laírkhána do.
do. ...
Rohri
do.
do. ...
In the 14 Rural Circles, Local
Fund
...
...
...
...
Total ...
UPPER SIND FRONTIER —
Jacobabad Town and Canton-
ment, Local Fund
...
...
In the 4 Rural Circles Local
Fund
...
...
...
...
Total ...
NATIVE STATE—
Khairpur State
...
...
...
TOTAL BY ESTABLISH-
MENT IN THE SIND REGIS-
TRATION DISTRICT.
Municipal
...
...
...
...
Local Fund
...
...
...
...
Native State
...
...
...
...
Grand Total ...
ADEN.
Aden Municipality
...
...
...
42,004
29,302
12,019
8,786
823,386
915,497
12,396
162,152
174,548
131,937
253,841
2,617,930
131,937
3,003,711
44,079
41,421
...
...
...
89
99
...
...
61
22
148
55
22
55
3,800
1
1
1
1
16
20
4
4
4
8
51
4
66
3
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R. P. R.
R.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
686
73
819
49
289
314
230
4
13,930
1,363
15,993
2,303
72
20
2,990
347
3,062
367
2,724
49
5,680
1,002
39,709
5,138
2,724
49
48,113
6,189
4,745
145
598
...
594
376
253
46
133
22
12,269
2,749
13,897
3,193
51
2
2,625
901
2,676
903
2,352
24
4,852
502
34,484
5,472
2,352
24
41,688
5,998
762
36
1,284
73
1,443
425
542
360
413
26
26,208
4,602
29,890
5,496
103
22
5,615
1,248
5,738
1,270
5,076
73
10,532
1,501
7l,l93
10,610
5,076
73
89,001
12,187
5,507
181
1,357
1,868
902
439
1,926
1,769
1,752
1,752
1,287
1,504
1,570
1,287
1,545
1,896
1,284
1,443
542
414
26,225
29,908
123
5,621
5,744
5,091
10,579
74,295
5,091
89,965
5,507
975
1,151
422
301
21,618
24,470
92
3,691
3,783
3,221
6,684
51,313
3,221
61,218
105
170
212
96
15
2,709
3,202
14
1,093
1,107
1,480
1,964
14,774
1,480
18,218
432
1,152
1,363
522
319
24,438
27,794
106
4,811
4,917
4,801
10,068
66,899
4,801
81,768
2,861
73
425
360
26
4,612
5,496
22
1,248
1,270
73
1,507
10,610
73
12,190
181
40
356
228
14
2,488
3,126
9
748
757
59
1,043
6,103
59
7,285
77
89.72
94.46
96.31
77.24
93.25
92.99
86.18
85.68
85.69
94.58
95.58
90.24
94.58
91.05
51.95
54.79
83.76
63.34
58.85
53.94
56.88
40.91
59.94
59.61
80.82
70.01
58.27
80.82
59.96
42.54
28.38
58.66
62.40
37.90
33.70
33.77
9.28
34.28
32.51
36.84
43.81
27.92
36.84
29.65
66.65
1,173
1,895
605
445
27,305
31,423
241
5,176
5,417
4,555
11,741
78,238
4,555
94,534
1,229
27.93
64.67
50.34
50.65
33.16
31.32
19.44
31.92
31.03
34.52
46.25
29.89
31.52
31.47
27.88
15
5
4
...
43
67
...
14
14
...
69
175
...
244
...
.36
.17
.33
...
.05
.07
...
.09
.08
...
.28
.07
...
.08
...
36
Statement No. I, showing Particulars of Vaccination, &c.—concluded.
Number.
1
Circles and Districts.
2
TOTAL FOR THE BOMBAY
PRESIDENCY
BY ESTABLISHMENTS.
Municipal
...
...
...
Cantonment
...
...
Local Fund
...
...
Native States ... ...
In British Territory ...
In Native State Territory
GRAND TOTAL ...
Population
of Districts
according to
Census of
1891.
3
2,084,820
57,869
16,785,221
3,684,310
18,927,910
3,684,310
22,612,220
Average
population
per Square
Mile.
4
8,626
5,510
134
...
...
...
...
Average
Number
of Vacci-
natore
employed
through-
out the
Season.
5
48
2
307
77
357
77
434
Total Number of Persons vaccinated.
6
Males.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R
P.
R.
34,501
6,872
1,015
1,064
234,935
l9,087
50,542
6,887
270,451
27,023
50,542
6,887
320,993
33,910
Females.
28,117
943
955
110
222,255
10,374
48,005
2,088
251,327
11,427
48,005
2,088
2,99,332
13,515
Total.
62,618
7,815
1,970
1,174
457,190
29,461
98,547
8,975
521,778
38,450
98,547
8,975
620,325
47,425
Average
Number of
Persons
vaccinated
by each
Vacci-
nator.
7
1,467
1,572
1,585
1,396
1,569
1,396
1,539
PRIMARY VACCINATIONS.
Total.
8
62,767
1,977
457,597
98,756
522,341
98,756
621,097
Successful.
Under
1 year.
9
39,561
1,114
340,410
70,028
381,085
70,028
151,113
Over 1 and
under
6 years.
10
11,372
509
79,262
23,334
91,143
23,334
14,477
Total of
all ages.
11
55,841
1,671
423,905
94,630
481,417
94,630
576,047
REVACCINATION.
Total.
12
7,818
1,177
29,462
8,975
38,457
8,975
47,432
Successful
13
3,678
416
17,154
5,772
21,248
5,772
27,020
PERCENTAGE OF
SUCCESSFUL CASES.
Primary.
14
89.18
84.82
92.72
96.03
92.26
96.03
92.86
Revacci-
nation.
15
47.06
35.43
58.23
64.31
55.26
64.31
56.97
Persons
success-
fully vac-
cinated
per 1,000
of Popu-
lation.
16
28.55
36.06
26.28
27.25
26.56
27.25
26.67
Average Annual
Number of Persons
successfully vacci-
nated during pre-
vious five years.
Number.
17
62,848
2,399
513,484
116,221
578,731
116,221
694,952
Ratio per
1,000.
18
30.15
41.46
30.59
31.54
30.58
31.54
30.73
Average Annual
Number of Deaths
from Small-pox
during previous
five years.
Number.
19
663
...
2,940
...
3,603
...
3,603
Ratio per
1,000.
20
.32
...
.18
...
.19
...
.16
STATEMENT II.
B 323—10