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B.-DISPENSARY VACCINATION.
Statement No. III, showing Dispensary Vaccination in the Bombay Presidency during the year 1890-91.
Districts.
1
Khándesh
Collec-
torate.
Násik Col-
lector-
ate.
Thána
Collec-
torate.
Bombay
City.
Native
States.
Southern Marátha
Jaghírs.
Surat Col-
lectorate.
Kaira Col-
lectorate.
THE WESTERN
REGISTRATION
DISTRICT.
Dharangaon ...
Peint
...
...
Kurla
...
...
TOTAL FOR THE WEST-
ERN REGISTRATION
DISTRICT ... ...
THE PRESIDENCY
CIRCLE.
Her Majesty's Com-
mon Jail... ...
Her Majesty's House
of Correction ...
TOTAL FOR THE PRESI-
DENCY CIRCLE ...
THE CENTRAL
REGISTRATION
DISTRICT.
Sávantvádi ... ...
THE SOUTHERN
REGISTRATION
DISTRICT.
Sángli
...
...
Sháhápur ... ...
Mangalvedha ...
Terdál
...
...
Shirhatti
...
...
Koochi ... ...
TOTAL FOR THE SOUTH-
ERN REGISTRATION
DISTRICT...
...
THE EASTERN
GUJARÁT REGIS-
TRATION DIS-
TRICT.
Bulsár
...
...
Kapadvanj ... ...
Kaira Jail ... ...
Total ...
Number of Dispensaries in each
District to which a Vaccinator
is attached.
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Average Number of Vaccinators
attached to Dispensaries during
the Season.
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total Number of Persons
vaccinated.
4
Males.
P.
R. 28
10
5
P. R.
P.
R.
142
42
175
52
R.
R.
R.
66
76
142
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
87
30
285
5
142
28
208
36
146
18
76
74
42
4
899
165
P.
R.
213
8
241
P.
R.
P.
R.
5
167
246
167
Fe-
males.
22
...
4
147
17
173
17
3
...
3
90
8
279
2
173
9
237
2
152
...
87
...
56
2
984
15
219
6
235
1
3
236
3
Total.
50
10
9
289
59
348
69
69
76
145
177
38
564
7
315
37
445
38
298
18
163
74
98
6
1,883
180
432
14
476
6
170
482
170
Average Number of Persons vac-
cinated by each Vaccinator.
5
60
9
348
139
69
76
72
72
571
352
483
316
237
104
344
446
476
176
326
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total.
6
50
9
289
348
...
...
...
177
570
316
446
298
171
101
1,902
432
476
6
482
Successful.
Under 1 year.
7
40
4
114
158
...
...
...
94
249
152
321
109
139
78
1,048
213
306
2
308
1 and under 6.
8
10
5
157
172
...
...
...
73
202
86
50
137
8
16
499
215
138
...
138
Total of all ages.
9
50
9
271
330
...
...
...
170
457
238
372
251
147
94
1,559
429
444
5
449
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
10
10
...
59
69
69
76
145
38
7
37
38
18
89
6
195
14
...
170
170
Successful.
11
10
...
38
48
21
55
76
15
6
2
25
11
32
4
80
14
...
128
128
PERCENTAGE OF
SUCCESSFUL CASES.
Primary.
12
100.
100.
93.77
94.83
...
...
...
96.05
81.03
75.56
83.59
84.23
90.18
95.92
82.79
99.30
93.28
83.33
93.15
Re-vaccination.
13
100.
...
64.41
69.57
30.43
72.37
52.41
39.47
85.71
5.41
65.79
61.11
35.95
66.67
44.44
100.
...
75.29
75.29
14
Statement No. III, showing Dispensary Vaccination, &c.—continued.
Districts.
1
Ahmeda-
bad Col-
lectorate.
Mahi Kán-
tha States.
Karáchi
Collec-
torate.
Upper Sind
Frontier.
ADEN
THE EASTERN
GUJARÁT REGIS-
TRATION DIS-
TRICT—continued.
Dholera
...
...
Khárághoda ...
Total ...
Sádra ... ...
TOTAL FOR THE EAST-
ERN GUJARÁT RE-
GISTRATION
DIS-
TRICT ... ...
THE SIND REGIS-
TRATION DIS-
TRICT.
Jerruck
...
...
Jacobabad ... ...
TOTAL FOR THE SIND
REGISTRATION DIS-
TRICT.
Shaik Othman ...
Steamer Point ...
Total ...
BUSHIRE
...
...
...
MUSKAT
...
...
...
TOTAL
FOR
THE
BRITISH
TERRI-
TORY
...
...
NATIVE STATES...
GRAND TOTAL FOR THE
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY ...
Number of Dispensaries in each
District to which a Vaccinator is
attached.
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Average Number of Vaccinators
attached to Dispensaries during
the Season.
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total number of Persons
vaccinated.
4
Males.
P.
R.
73
18
91
68
618
175
13
10
23
455
176
631
68
154
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
1,601
369
1,054
195
2,655
564
Fe-
males.
93
23
116
63
634
9
20
11
31
185
65
250
82
111
1,218
29
1,137
23
2,355
52
Total.
166
41
207
131
1,252
184
33
21
54
640
241
881
150
265
2,819
398
2,191
218
5,010
616
Average Number of persons vacci-
nated by each Vaccinator.
5
166
41
103
131
239
33
21
27
640
241
440
150
265
201
241
216
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total.
6
166
41
207
134
1,255
33
21
54
640
241
881
150
271
2,825
2,213
5,038
Successful.
Under 1 year.
7
60
14
74
90
685
7
12
19
232
21
253
48
60
1,133
1,232
2,365
1 and under 6.
7
92
11
103
24
480
4
3
7
160
36
196
28
82
941
596
1,537
Total of all Ages.
9
152
27
179
115
1,172
11
15
26
615
162
777
95
240
2,525
1,844
4,369
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
10
...
...
...
...
184
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
398
233
631
Successful.
11
...
...
...
...
142
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
266
95
361
PERCENTAGE OF
SUCCESSFUL CASES.
Primary.
12
91.57
65.85
86.47
87.79
93.61
33.33
71.43
48.15
96.09
67.22
88.20
63.33
90.57
89.57
84.16
87.21
Re-vaccination.
13
...
...
...
...
77.17
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
66.83
43.58
58.60
15
Comparative Statement No. IV, showing the Number of Persons Primarily Vaccinated and the Number of those Persons who were
Successfully Vaccinated in each of the under-mentioned official years.
Establishment.
Government
...
...
...
Municipal
...
...
...
Local Fund
...
...
...
Cantonment
...
...
...
Native States
...
...
Dispensary
...
...
...
Army ...
European ...
Native ... ...
Total ...
PERSONS PRIMARILY VACCINATED.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
Total
Number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
YEARS ENDING 31ST MARCH.
1882.
5,563
54,726
379,008
1,060
657,752
26,813
571
3,830
729,323
5,497
52,225
369,913
1,060
246,565
25,050
434
3,179
703,923
1883.
5,266
65,208
419,822
1,471
266,280
28,770
402
4,987
792,206
5,225
61,802
407,635
1,450
254,072
26,733
390
4,438
761,745
1884.
6,400
59,559
441,180
1,465
284,180
29,986
497
3,698
826,965
6,165
56,670
426,408
1,449
269,598
27,439
466
3,128
791,323
1885.
4,397
56,895
441,340
1,485
270,194
24,014
328
3,554
802,207
4,249
54,582
425,148
1,472
253,942
21,626
305
3,126
764,445
1886.
4,947
58,083
471,789
1,518
294,426
20,298
206
3,120
854,387
4,545
55,631
454,756
1,442
279,746
18,926
188
2,901
818,135
1887.
4,461
57,523
470,964
1,474
300,564
17,699
317
2,970
855,972
4,183
55,484
451,857
1,402
285,003
16,505
280
2,672
817,386
1888.
3,894
62,774
487,441
1,906
311,721
8,501
401
3,117
879,755
3,653
60,208
466,469
1,856
296,157
7,879
359
2,682
839,263
1889.
4,768
67,019
500,656
2,282
310,994
6,703
378
3,594
896,394
4,543
62,963
476,642
2,197
296,213
6,020
297
2,843
851,718
1890.
3,976
67,306
509,306
2,044
308,408
5,479
192
3,521
900,232
3,718
63,367
482,945
2,006
294,002
4,800
154
3,190
854,182
1891.
4,394
67,512
494,661
1,852
308,210
5,010
230
3,391
885,260
4,209
64,221
467,764
1,815
296,305
4,369
182
3,048
841,913
NOTE.— Re-vaccinations are wholly excluded from this Statement.
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Annual Reports: Annual Report on Vaccination for the year 1890-91.
No. 2G68.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
Bombay Castle, 28th July 1891.
Letter from the Sanitary Commissioner for the Government of Bombay, No. 1684-B.,
dated 1st July 1891 —Submitting his Annual Report on Vaccination for the year
1890-91.
Provincial
...
...
...
Municipal
...
...
...
Cantonment
...
...
Local Funds ... ...
Native States
...
...
Total ...
1889-90.
Rs.
1,09,060
30,761
862
89,222
61,151
2,91,056
1890-91.
Rs.
1,07,757
30,918
976
91,815
63,713
2,95,179
RESOLUTION.—During 1890-91, the vaccination establishment was strength-
ened by the addition of 3 Inspectors,
14 vaccinators, 1 clerk and 20 peons.
All the extra Inspectors and the majority
of the extra vaccinators were entertained
on account of Native States. The cost
of the department, and the sources from
which it was met, are shown in the
marginal table.
It is satisfactory to
notice that the total increase in expen-
diture was borne by funds other than
Provincial Revenues.
2. The work done by the department is shown below:—
1889-90
...
...
...
...
...
1890-91
...
...
...
...
...
Decrease ...
Primary vacci-
nations.
900,232
885,260
14,972
Revaccinations.
58,470
46,487
11,983
Total.
958,702
931,747
26,955
These figures, which show a decrease of 1.66 per cent. in primary vaccinations
and of 20.49 per cent. in revaccinations, cannot be looked on as other than
very disappointing. The most marked decrease (11.58 per cent.) in primary
vaccinations is in the Southern Registration District, but there is also a con-
siderable falling off in the Eastern Gujarat Registration District. The Sanitary
Commissioner attributes these unsatisfactory results partly to the influenza
epidemic, from which many vaccinators are said to have suffered, and partly to
the census operations, in which the staff were called on to assist. The Governor
in Council cannot consider this explanation altogether satisfactory. A con-
siderable establishment of candidate vaccinators is entertained to fill up
casual vacancies. A rural circle should seldom be without a vaccinator, and
as the staff were not called on to assist in the preliminary round of the census,
their work should not have been interfered with to any great extent. It is
presumed that enquiries have been made in cases in which census work was
put forward as an excuse, after the warning which is said to have been given.
1886-87
...
...
...
...
...
...
1887-88
...
...
...
...
...
...
1888-89
...
...
...
...
...
...
1889-90
...
...
...
...
...
...
47,938
49,790
54,700
58,470
Cases of revaccination have decreased in an unaccountable way and the
opposition remarked on by the Sanitary Commissioner does not seem to be
a sufficient reason for this, consider-
ing that as shown in the marginal
table, the cause of revaccination has
been making steady, if slow, headway
during the last three years. Doctor MacRury's remarks as to the decrease in
the Southern Registration District do not appear to be quite accurate. It is
2
true that the work done by the six Native State Dispensaries was much less
than in the previous year, but the total operations in both years were small, and
it is to the diminished outturn by Local Fund Vaccinators that the net decrease
must be ascribed. The average number of persons vaccinated by each operator
was 1,766 against 1,857 in 1889-90.
3. The percentage of successful primary vaccinations was 95.10, and of
revaccinations 61.22. Under the former head there were no very marked
variations from the figures of 1889-90, but under the latter, the percentage in
the Presidency Circle rose from 18.09 to 38.08, and no reason has been
assigned for the constant fluctuations in this Circle or for the variation
of 20 per cent. in two years. In the Baroda Circle there was a marked
decrease in the percentage of success under this head. The table given in
paragraph 8 of the report shows that in several districts, very little progress
is being made. In Kánara the results are especially bad, and even after allow-
ing for the natural difficulties to be overcome, a rate of 8.1 per mille of children
under one year of age, and of 25.5 per mille of all ages, must be regarded as
showing a lack of energy on the part of the staff. Some explanation should
have been given of the want of proportion between these two rates, as compared
with the rates in other districts.
4. The Sanitary Commissioner remarks that the quantity of work done by
the supervising and inspecting officers was sufficient, but the details before Gov-
ernment are not such as to enable them to form an opinion, as the report does
not contain an account of the work done by each officer and does not show what
districts have been visited by the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners. In review-
ing the report for 1889-90, Government had to remark that several districts in
which vaccination was in a backward state, had not been visited, and it is
necessary that the report should give a succinct account of the tour of each
officer.
W. L. HARVEY,
Acting Under Secretary to Government.
To
The Sanitary Commissioner for the Government of Bombay,
The Commissioner in Sind,
The Commissioner, N. D.,
The Commissioner, C. D.,
The Commissioner, S. D.,
All Collectors, including the Collectors and Deputy Com-
missioners in Sind,
The Accountant General,
The Municipal Commissioner for the City of Bombay,
The Compiler, General Administration Report for 1890-91.
With copies
of the report.
The Editors' Table, Bombay,
The Editors' Table, Poona, care of the City Magistrate, Poona,
The Editor of the Dhárwár Vritt (for his own use and for the use of the
other Editors of Newspapers in Dhárwár),
The Government of India,
The Secretary of State for India. By letter.
NOTES
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY,
FOR THE TEAR
1891-92
WITH
APPENDIX.
Bombay:
PRINTED AT THE GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PRESS.
1892
[Price—4½ Annas.]
NOTES
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY,
FOR THE TEAR
1891-92
WITH
APPENDIX.
Bombay:
PRINTED AT THE GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PRESS.
1892
INDEX.
VACCINATION REPORT FOR 1891-92.
PARA.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Brief Report ... ... ... ... ... ...
Territorial changes ... ... ... ... ...
Strength of the Department ... ... ... ...
Work amongst the Civil and Military Population ... ... ...
Results in Primary Vaccination ... ... ... ...
Results of Re-vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Infants successfully vaccinated as compared with available number ...
Rate per mille of population on successful Primary Vaccination ...
Percentages of success ... ... ... ... ...
Percentages of success after deducting " unknown " cases ... ...
Insertion success rate ... ... ... ... ...
Remarks on Municipal Vaccination Report, Bombay, by the Army Sanitary
Commission ... ... ... ... ... ...
Agencies ... ... ... ... ... ...
Sex ... ... ... ... ...
Caste or race ... ... ... ... ... ...
Age ... ... ... ... ... ...
Lymph ... ... ... ... ... ...
Preservation of animal lymph ... ... ... ...
Animal vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Practical instruction in vaccination ... ... ... ...
Expenditure ... ... ... ... ... ...
Work of Supervising Officers ... ... ... ...
Proportion of successful cases inspected to that returned by vaccinators ...
Villages visited and not visited by vaccinators ... ... ...
Inoculation ... ... ... ... ... ...
Conclusion
...
...
...
...
...
...
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Districts.
BRITISH DISTRICTS.
Southern
Registration
District.
Belgaum ... ... ...
Dhárwár ... ... ...
Bijápur ... ... ...
Kánara ... ... ...
Gujarát Registration
District.
Surat ... ... ...
Broach
...
...
...
Kaira ... ... ...
Panch Maháls
...
...
Ahmedabad ... ...
Sind Registration
District.
Karáchi ... ... ...
Hyderabad ... ...
Thar and Párkar ...
Shikárpur ... ...
Upper Sind Frontier ...
Number of
successful
primary
vaccina-
tions of
children
less than 1
year old per
mille of
population.
22.54
20.68
24.44
11.83
24.18
24.80
25.07
25.38
27.35
21.25
17.62
16.16
27.72
24.69
Total
number of
successful
primary
vaccina-
tions per
mille of
population.'
33.26
29.79
35.23
33.82
28.60
28.14
29.27
32.80
30.62
32.22
24.83
28.44
31.69
30.95
Districts.
Native States.
States in Western Regis-
tration District ...
States in Central Regis-
tration District ...
States in Southern Re-
gistration District ...
States in Gujarát Regis-
tration District ...
State (Khairpur) in Sind
Registration District...
Baroda circle ... ...
Cutch circle ... ...
Number of
successful
primary
vaccina-
tions of
children
less than 1
year old per
mille of
population.
22.75
22.01
20.74
19.92
13.90
28.85
28.38
Total
number of
successful
primary
vaccina-
tions per
mille of
population.
36.39
29.85
29.69
30.90
20.33
31.19
36.72
Percentages of success.
9. The following table shows, by districts and circles, the percentages of
success in primary and re-vaccination, contrasted with
those for the previous year :—
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Districts and Circles.
Western Registration District ... ...
Presidency Circle ... ... ...
Central Registration District ... ...
Southern
do.
do. ... ...
Gujarat
do.
do. ... ...
Sind
do.
do.
...
...
Baroda ... ... ...
Cutch ... ... ...
Aden, Muskat, Bushire, &c. ... ...
British Army ... ... ...
Native Army ... ... ...
Average for the Whole Presidency ...
Percentages of success
of primary vaccination.
1890-91.
95.65
97.07
93.67
93.55
97.79
94.00
96.51
98.53
79.10
79.13
89.88
95.10
1891-92.
94.84
96.65
94.02
93.83
97.70
92.90
96.84
94.95
81.48
77.81
88.94
94.88
Percentages of success
in re-vaccination.
1890-91.
61.17
38.08
65.90
62.09
59.73
60.81
60.99
96.07
100.00
57.53
60.34
61.22
1891-92.
44.62
75.34
48.69
65.73
60.12
59.29
60.91
70.00
79.41
61.94
55.71
61.90
" Unknown " cases have been included in these caculations and obviously they
reduce the percentage of success.
Percentage of success after
deducting " unknown " cases.
10. Dr. Shantaram Vinayak Kantak, Superintendent of Vaccination,
Presidency Circle, remarks that "although for uniform
departmental tabulation it might not be allowable to
deduct the " unknown " cases when calculating the
percentage of success, yet when the uncertainty and variation with which they
influence it, is taken into consideration, it would not be quite uninteresting to
see what the percentage of success is, when the " unknown " cases are excluded
7
Districts.
Western Registration District ... ...
Central
do.
do. ... ...
Southern
do.
do. ... ...
Gujarát
do.
do. ... ...
Sind
do.
do. ... ...
Number of
successful
children
inspected.
48,534
68,152
61,582
39,532
40,523
Number of
successful cases
returned by
vaccinators.
67,945
89,589
89,953
48,087
60,560
Proportion of
successful
children
inspected to
every 100 of
successful cases
returned.
71.43
76.07
68.46
82.20
66.91
Villages visited and not
visited by vaccinators.
24. In compliance with paragraph 5 of Government Resolution, in the
General Department, No. 4748, dated 4th December
1890, the following statement is given, it shows the
number of villages visited as well as those left un-
visited by the vaccinators of the department, in each District and Native State :—
Western Registration District ... ... ...
Central
do.
do. ... ... ...
Southern
do.
do. ... ... ...
Gujarát
do.
do. ... ... ...
Sind
do.
do.* ... ... ...
Total for Presidency ...
Villages in British
Territory.
Visited.
5,568
5,679
4,984
3,116
15,954
35,301
Not
visited.
2,039
194
28
249
2,209
4,719
Villages in Native
States.
Visited.
204
6,220
1,845
3,522
421
12,212
Not
visited.
51
362
19
1,497
942
2,871
Total Villages.
Visited.
5,772
11,899
6,829
6,638
l6,375
47,513
Not
visited.
2,090
5 5 6
47
1,746
3,151
7,590
In Sind both kacha and puka villages are included.
It will be seen from the above statement, that out of 55,103 villages in the
Presidency, 47,513 were visited by vaccinators, and 7,590 or 13.77 per cent,
were not visited.
In British territory out of 40,020 villages 35,301 were
visited and 4,719 or 11.79 not visited; whilst in Native States 12,212 out of
15,083 villages were visited and 2,871 or 19.03 per cent. were not visited during
the year.
Inoculation.
25. Inoculation was not reported to have been practised anywhere in the
Presidency, and no instances were reported of any
disease having been communicated through vaccination.
The quality of the vaccination work performed of late years has vastly improved ;
in fact wherever animal lymph is used it could not be better, especially when the
system of multiple vesicles is carefully carried out, as in the larger towns of the
Southern and Central Registration Districts, and in the City of Bombay.
Conclusion.
26. In conclusion I would bring to the favourable notice of Government
the zeal, energy and judgment in the discharge of their
duties shown by the supervising officers—Drs. Colah,
Clarkson, Channer, Peacocke. Street, D. S. O., and Assistant Surgeon S. V. Kantak,
Superintendent of Vaccination, Presidency Circle.
C. W. MACRUKY, Surgeon.Lieut.-Colonel,
Sanitary Commissioner.
Sanitary Commissioner's Office,
Bombay, 1st June 1892.
Statement No. I, showing Particulars of Vaccination, &c—continued.
Number.
1
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Circles and Districts
2
THE CENTRAL REGISTRA-
TION DISTRICT—continued.
RATNAGIRI COLLECTORATE—
Vengurla Town .. .
Ratnágiri Town, Local Fund .
In the 8 Rural Circles, Local
Fund..
...
Total
NATIVE STATES—
Akalkot ..
SATARA JAGHIRS —
Pant Pratinidhi
Do. Sachiv ...
Phaltan ..
Total
SA'VANTVA'DI
.. ... ...
TOTALS BY ESTABLISH-
MENTS IN CENTRAL REGIS
TRATION DISTRICT.
Cantonment
. .
Municipal ... ...
Local Fund
Native States
Grand Total ...
Population
of Districts
according to
Census of
1891.
3
10,120
14,274
1,081,468
1,105,862
73,774
65,146
1,55,669
66,383
287,198
192,948
40,883
297,353
4,692,495
535,020
3,586,653
Average
Population
per Square
Miles.
4
337,333
356,858
276
282
152
146
105
167
123
214
4,654
34,747
185
145
181
Average
number
of Vacci
nators
employe
through-
out the
Season.
5
1
...
15
16
1
2
3
1
6
5
1
9
74
12
96
Total Number of Persons vaccinated
6
Males.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R. P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
183
6
202
5
16,691
919
17,076
930
1,081
11
1,197
6
2,512
1,086
4
4,795
10
2,948
264
996
323
6,512
2,068
79,794
1,676
8,824
285
96,126
4,352
Females
179
215
2
16,084
203
16,478
205
1,069
1,110
3
2,546
964
..
4,620
3
3,025
113
651
1
6,167
135
77,638
249
8,714
116
93,170
501
Total.
362
6
417
7
32,775
1,122
33,554
1,135
2,150
11
2,307
9
5,058
2,050
4
9,415
13
5,973
377
1,647
324
12,679
2,203
157,432
1,925
17,538
401
189,296
4,853
Average
Number of
Persons
Vaccinated
by each
Vacci-
nator .
7
368
424
2,260
2,168
2,161
1,158
1,686
2,054
1,571
1,270
1,971
1,634
2,133
1,495
2,022
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total
8
362
417
32,817
33,596
2,150
2,315
5,058
2,050
9,423
3,995
1,647
12,679
157,538
17,568
189,432
Successful.
Under 1
year
9
291
201
23,449
23,941
1,668
1,484
2,966
1,603
6,053
4,517
1,101
8,619
120,988
12,238
1,42,946
Over 1 and
under 6
years
10
44
202
7,865
8,111
363
536
1,771
343
2,650
1,232
477
3,066
26,095
4,245
33,883
Total of
all Ages
11
340
407
31,680
32,427
2,031
2,022
4,816
1,951
8,789
5,773
1,594
11,975
1,47,817
16,593
1,77,979
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
12
6
7
1,122
1,135
11
9
4
13
377
324
2,203
1,025
401
4,853
Successful.
13
4
3
676
683
8
6
...
2
8
235
175
777
1,100
251
2,363
PERCENTAGE OF
SUCCESSFUL CASES.
Primary.
14
93.92
97.60
96.66
96.64
94.47
87.65
95.22
95.17
93.35
96.65
96.78
94.44
92.62
94.61
94.02
Re vacci-
nation
15
66.67
42.86
60.25
60.18
72.73
66.67
..
50.00
61.54
62.33
54.01
35.28
60.26
62.59
48.69
Persons
success-
fully vac-
cinated
per 1,000
of Popula
tion.
16
33.99
28.72
29.92
29.94
26.91
31.13
30.94
29.42
30.63
31.14
43.27
42.88
31.75
30.30
32.28
Average Annual
Number of
Persons successfully
vaccinated
during previous
five years
Number
17
359
358
31,256
31,973
1,962
1,630
4,608
1,985
8,223
5,433
2,085
11,504
143,504
15,618
172,711
Ratio per
1,000.
18
35.47
25.08
28.90
28.91
25.89
25.02
29.61
29.90
28.63
28.16
50.95
38.69
30.58
28.09
30.91
Average Annual
Number of
Deaths from
Small-pox
during previous
five years.
Number.
19
...
1
130
131
...
...
..
...
.
...
5
121
473
...
599
Ratio per
1,000.
20
...
0.07
0.12
0.12
...
...
...
...
...
...
0.12
0.41
0.10
...
0.11
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