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18. With reference to paragraph 9 of the memorandum of the Army Sanitary Commission
on the Report of the Sanitary Commissioner, Central Provinces, fo 1890, the following table
is appended:—
TABLE III.—Statement showing the annual mortality from small-pox for seven years and
the annual proportion of persons protected by vaccination during each of the seven years.
Year.
1888-89.
1889-90.
1890-91.
1891-92.
1891-93.
1893-94.
1894-95.
1895-96.
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination par 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Annual mortality from
small-pox ...
Annual proportion of
persons protected by
vaccination per 1,000
of population ...
Sangor.
143
31.43
334
30.76
157
32.06
84
33.09
195
34.62
58
36.26
307
35.41
405
27.95
Damoh.
151
26.24
425
27.26
41
33.68
1
30.13
50
27.30
56
28.17
190
22.86
184
14.17
Jubbulpore.
350
40.31
72
38.42
...
39.36
...
33.71
...
40.10
18
30.88
625
38.63
762
30.70
Narsinghpur.
101
60.40
228
45.07
10
30.87
12
31.54
8
29.64
15
33.57
37
36.86
108
44.90
Hoshangabad.
523
30.93
242
30.54
134
31.60
53
27.00
20
25.49
57
27.06
256
26.75
230
23.97
Nimar.
36
50.50
25
44.64
15
50.00
16
45.91
...
45.21
16
46.89
12
36.52
11
40.78
Mandla.
80
40.84
133
34.39
20
42.18
22
49.62
19
53.68
6
60.09
13
58.99
80
57.46
Betul.
77
33.58
212
30.19
68
52.98
46
56.16
3
37.62
1
41.99
7
35.42
229
36.18
Chhindwara.
70
60.36
92
53.38
27
54.08
6
56.30
10
53.30
112
55.32
5
61.19
265
55.55
Seoni.
104
45.75
490
37.95
297
40.54
32
32.98
34
33.05
2
31.02
15
33.57
447
31.34
Balaghat.
54
35.80
91
37.84
65
38.86
15
35.15
5
31.39
2
31.32
12
33.56
141
19.61
Bhandara.
246
30.93
823
30.71
401
34.62
124
34.39
25
32.16
99
31.77
77
33.38
1,049
34.85
Nagpur.
2,147
33.36
1,569
26.21
146
31.70
35
29.87
1
30.90
35
29.80
857
32.94
1,318
29.22
Wardha.
1,481
31.80
724
25.41
45
28.89
13
30.42
40
29.74
218
27.39
267
30.04
919
27.29
Chanda.
518
32.38
944
29.65
95
27.83
15
36.03
111
37.19
...
33.99
44
38.96
518
36.79
Raipur.
6,247
29.03
2,039
30.27
66
40.77
46
31.34
160
31.21
14
30.25
23
31.45
328
28.49
Bilaspur.
4,473
33.58
2,081
29.39
28
33.49
70
29.13
350
29.72
35
25.66
40
36.96
298
36.88
Sambalpur.
122
61.58
188
64.14
25
60.53
37
49.22
89
49.29
117
41.60
47
49.00
58
49.30
Total.
16,923
37.45
10,712
34.67
1,640
38.22
627
35.03
1,098
34.84
861
33.97
28.34
36.42
7,350
33.75
STATEMENT II.
19. With reference to Government of India Proceedings 2 sanitary, /72-83 dated the 10 th March
1896, Annual Statement No. II has been modified in the form prescribed therein.
Table IV is appended as usual, which gives the cost of the Provincial and the Feudatory
establishment for the past three years. The total amount expended during the year 1895-96,
both for the Provincial and the Feudatory establishments, was Rs. 46,177-14-9 against
Rs. 46,341-3-9 in 1894-95, and the average cost for each successful vaccination was Rs. 0-1-9
compared with Rs. 0-1-8 in that year.
The total cost of the Provincial establishment, including travelling allowance, &c., was
Rs. 41,610-4-10 against Rs. 41,846-8-10, or Rs. 236-4-0 less compared with the previous year.
The decrease is mainly observed under the heads " Travelling allowance" and " Contin-
gencies," while under the head " Pay of establishment" there is an increase of Rs. 970-11-8, due
to the promotion of vaccinators and Native Superintendents.
According to the suggestion of the Government of India in the Resolution above quoted,
the salary of the Sanitary Commissioner has been omitted from Statement No. II.
In the Feudatory States the total cost of the Vaccine Establishment was Rs. 4,567-9-11
against Rs. 4,494-10-11 in 1894-95. No explanation is furnished for this increase.
The average cost of each successful case was nearly Rs. 0-1-0 against Rs. 0-1-0 2/3 in the
previous year.