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GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR AND ORISSA.
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
RESOLUTION.
No. 9426M.
Ranchi, the 7th September 1914.
READ—
The Report of the Sanitary Commissioner, Bihar and Orissa, for the year 1913.
Read also the Triennial Report on Vaccination, Bihar and Orissa, for the years 1911-12
to 1913-14.
Lt.-Col. E. C. Hare, I.M.S., was in charge of the Sanitary Department
for the whole of the year under review.
2. Rainfall.—The year's rainfall was heavy in Western Bihar and in
most of the Chota Nagpur Division. In spite of floods in the districts of
Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Balasore and Cuttack which caused considerable
temporary distress, particularly in Patna and Gaya, the crops were not
seriously affected and the agricultural out-turn was up to the average.
3. Vital Statistics.—The year was very healthy. Though some of the
figures are not altogether convincing, particularly those of the Monaharpur
and Palkot Circles (93.79 and 90.02, respectively), the birth rate (42.10)
reported was considerably above the average of the last few years, and the death
rate (29.14) was the lowest recorded since 1899. The rate of infant
mortality during the year was the lowest recorded in any province in India.
4. Registration of Vital Occurrences.—The accurate registration of vital
occurrences is essential to a scientific investigation of the incidence of diseases
and of the success of the measures taken to combat them. The system
obtaining in rural areas depends on the sense of responsibility and the
intelligence of the village chaukidar and is therefore admittedly primitive
and capable of great improvement, which however can only be carried out
at a prohibitive cost. It is more disappointing to find that in certain areas
where registration is compulsory the figures are inaccurate and incomplete,
and the Lieutenant-Governor in Council will be glad if the Sanitary Commis-
sioner will take in consultation with the local authorities such measures
as will ensure more correct returns. The Government of India have recently
suggested the desirability of maintaining for a term of years a complete and
accurate record of the vital occurrences of a selected population living in
an area where conditions are more or less stable, and it is hoped that arrange-
ments will be shortly completed to bring the experiment into operation.
5. The following account shows briefly the incidence of the chief diseases
during the year under report.
(i) Cholera.—The mortality from this disease was still below the average
of the last 10 years. It was most severe in the districts of Puri and Champa-
ran. The former station suffers every year on account of the large concourse
of pilgrims, but the mortality in Champaran could not be ascribed to any
definite cause. An outbreak in the Jharia Coal Fields was due to the use
of polluted water by the coolies employed in the mines. A scheme to supply
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to the assignment of the Public Works Cess to the District Boards as well as
to the system of distributing the augmentation grants. Another Conference
was held at Bankipore under the Chairmanship of the Sanitary Commissioner
to discuss questions relating to school hygiene. The report of this Committee
is under consideration by Government. An influential Committee, presided
over by the Sanitary Commissioner with the Government of India, visited the
chief centres of pilgrimage in the Province in July last year to inspect and
advise on their sanitation. Unfortunately their report has been much delayed
and its non-receipt has involved the postponement of a number of schemes in
course of execution or in contemplation by the Local Government. In view of
the large concourse of pilgrims which visits Puri every year and of the out-
breaks of sickness which are at present an annual occurrence and a source
of danger not only to Bihar and Orissa but to India as a whole, it is hoped
that it may be possible to place the Lieutenant-Governor in Council in a position
to deal with this very important matter.
9. Staff.—There are now three Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, the full
complement of the Province. Two first class Health Officers were sanctioned in
the course of the year for the Patna and Gaya Municipalities and eight Health
Officers of the second class were appointed for the Bhagalpur, Cuttack,
Monghyr, Ranchi, Muzaffarpur, Darbhanga, Chapra and Arrah Municipalities.
A school for Sanitary Inspectors was opened at Bankipur in charge of one
of the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, and was attended by twenty nominees
of various Municipalities.
10. The Sanitary Board.—The Sanitary Board was reconstituted in
May 1913. The circulation of files having proved a cumbrous and slow
method of business, a system of more or less frequent meetings was substi-
tuted for it. Five meetings were held before the end of the year 1913, and,
the reorganization of the Board has been amply justified by results.
By order of the Lieutenant-Governor in Council,
S. R. HIGNELL,
Offg. Secretary to Government.
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Statement No. VII.—Showing the protection afforded to infants in each town in the Province of Bihar and Orissa
during the year 1913-14—continued.
Districts.
1
Darbhanga...
Monghyr...
Bhagalpur...
Purnea...
Santhal Parganas...
Cuttack...
Towns.
2
Darbhanga... ...
Roserah... ...
Samastipur... ...
Madhubani... ...
Total...
Total of the Tirhut Division
Monghyr... ...
Jamalpur... ...
Total...
Bhagalpur... ...
Colgong... ...
Total...
Purnea... ...
Kissenganj...
...
Katihar...
...
Forbesganj... ...
Total...
Sahilganj... ...
Dooghar... ...
Madhupur... ...
Dumka... ...
Total...
Total of the Bhigalpur Division
Cuttack...
Kendrapara...
Jajpur...
...
Total...
Number of births
during the year.
3
2,440
392
256
606
3,693
10,595
1,605
1,059
2,664
2,134
163
2,297
357
147
293
123
925
529
295
203
268
1,355
7,211
1,436
555
366
2,357
Number of death
smallest children
under one year
during the year.
4
413
91
35
111
659
2,020
306
195
501
309
27
333
56
17
33
5
111
91
80
68
37
276
1,221
274
123
70
467
Number of success-
ful vaccination on
children under one
year during the
year ending 31st
March 1914.
5
1,003
145
173
290
1,611
7,257
1,703
636
2,339
383
11
394
313
132
315
100
950
393
132
120
184
893
4,576
1,157
482
201
1,843
Date of extension of
Vaccination Act to town.
6
21th May 1884.
3rd January 1891.
25th July 1910.
1st April 1887.
15th November 1882.
15th November 1882.
15th February 1881
withdrawn
on 16th
October
1895
extended on
18th
August 1898.
15yh February 1884
withdrawn on 16th
October 1895
extended on 19th
December 1901.
1st July 1887.
12th November 1892.
8th August 1910.
19th August 1912.
1st May 1884.
1st May 1881.
22nd August 1910.
No infection dated the
9th April 1884 and
23rd August 1910.
1st September 1884.
7 th February 1888.
7th February 1888.
VACCINATION RETURN
ON THE
DISTRICTS OF BIHAR AND ORISSA
FOR THE YEAR
1912-13.
BY
Lieutenant-Colonel E. C. HARE, I.M.S.,
Sanitary Commissioner, Bihar & Orissa.
RANCHI:
PRINTED AT THE BIHAR AND ORISSA GOVERNMENT BRANCH PRESS.
1913.
No. 3641.
FROM
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL E. C. HARE, I.M.S.,
SANITARY COMMISSIONER, BIHAR AND ORISSA,
To
THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF
BIHAR AND ORISSA, MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Dated Ranchi, the 10th June 1913.
SIR,
I HAVE the honour to submit the Annual Vaccination Return of this
Province for the year 1912-13.
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient Servant,
E. C. HARE, LIEUT.-COLONEL, I.M.S.,
Sanitary Commissioner, Bihar and Orissa.
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Statement No. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Districts
2
Patna Division.
Patna...
...
...
Gaya... ...
Shahabad ... ...
Total of Patna Division
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
Tirhut
Division.
Saran... ...
0 = hudaran... ...
Muzaffarpur... ...
Darbhanga... ...
Total of Tirhut Divi-
sion.
By paid Vaccinators... ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators... ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators... ...
By Licensed Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
...
By Licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
Bhagalpur
Division.
Monghyr... ...
Bhagalpur... ...
Purnea... ...
Sonthal Pargana...
Total of Bhagalpur
Division.
By paid Vaccinators ...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
By licensed Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ...
Population of district according to the census of
1011.
3
1,609,031
2,159,498
1,865,660
5,634,789
2,289,778
1,908,385
2,845,514
2,929,682
9,973,359
2,132,893
2,139,318
1,989,637
1,882,973
8,144,824
Average population per square mile.
4
7
458
426
505
853
540
937
875
791
543
506
398
344
437
Average number of vaccinators employed through-
out the season.
5
11
70
12
76
10
100
33
246
5
68
3
47
7
60
8
60
23
235
4
41
4
52
3
49
8
73
19
215
Total number of persons vaccinated.
6
Male.
3,262
22,012
4,309
29,418
2,464
22,954
10,035
74,414
1,584
46,061
610
27,532
1,954
49,776
1,301
46,441
5,419
169,815
1,902
40,219
1,518
37,263
801
29,047
1,197
32,051
5,418
138,580
Female.
3,144
20,491
4,091
29,265
1,808
20,343
9,043
70,099
1,117
37,842
612
26,414
1,676
47,537
1,298
44,256
4,703
156,049
1,779
40,821
1,099
36,761
654
27,015
683
29,068
4,215
133,665
Total.
6,406
42,503
8,400
58,713
4,272
43,297
19,078
144,513
2,701
83,903
1,222
53,951
3,630
97,313
2,599
90,697
10,152
325,864
3,681
81,010
2,617
74,024
1,455
56,062
1,880
61,119
9,633
272,245
Average number of persons vaccinated by each
vaccinator.
7
582
608
700
772
427
433
578
587
540
1,233
407
1,147
518
1,622
325
1,511
441
1,386
920
1,976
654
1,423
485
1,144
235
837
507
1,266
Total.
8
6,353
42,475
8,326
58,706
3,625
43,297
16,304
144,478
2,278
83,900
1,224
53,796
3,325
97,313
2,605
90,851
9,639
325,863
3,681
81,040
2,309
73,993
1,298
55,876
1,249
56,953
8,537
267,894
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districts of Bihar and Orissa during the year 1912-13.
Primary Vaccination.
Successful.
Under one year.
9
2,516
12,915
3,701
18,921
2,531
28,258
8,838
60,094
1,256
38,144
922
22,108
2,559
47,019
1,618
56,100
6,285
163,401
1,189
29,979
906
44,654
812
35,864
760
36,898
3,697
147,395
Over one and under six years.
10
3,415
28,214
4,329
38,618
1,019
13,773
8,763
80,605
885
43,410
278
31,026
912
49,730
921
34,444
2,996
158,610
2,473
50,596
1,316
29,232
412
19,624
437
19,424
4,638
118,876
Total of all ages.
11
5,954
42,051
8,231
58,437
3,615
42,908
17,790
143,396
2,173
82,912
1,221
53,637
3,500
96,975
2,570
90,590
9,464
324,114
3,662
80,575
2,258
73,928
1,293
55,449
1,207
56,449
8,420
266,401
Unknown.
12
259
135
74
70
4
49
337
263
66
554
1
88
10
10
3
25
80
677
...
...
37
16
4
26
20
416
61
458
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
53
28
74
7
647
...
774
35
423
...
...
155
105
...
10
...
538
155
......
...
308
31
157
301
631
4,134
1,096
4,466
Successful.
14
51
8
47
5
343
...
446
13
254
...
...
87
77
...
1
...
332
87
...
...
193
17
65
135
185
2,192
443
2,344
Unknown.
15
...
...
17
...
185
...
202
...
104
...
...
10
16
...
...
...
. 120
10
...
...
8
3
10
...
321
944
389
947
Percentage of
successful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
16
97.70
99.31
99.62
99.67
99.83
99.21
99.01
99.43
98.23
99.47
100.
99.86
99.57
99.66
98.77
99.74
99.00
99.67
99.48
99.41
99.38
99.93
99.92
99.28
98.69
99.78
99.33
99.61
Re-vaccination.
17
96.22
28.57
82.45
71.42
75.32
...
77.97
13.20
79.62
...
...
.60
86.51
...
10.
...
79.12
60.
...
...
64.33
69.71
44.22
44.78
59.67
68.71
58.52
60.60
Persons successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of
population.
18
20.86
30.89
25.12
28.08
37.26
28.79
35.33
31.79
33.48
39.69
35.71
28.61
31.88
34.08
Percentage of un-
known cases to
total cases.
Primary.
19
4.07
.31
.88
.13
.11
.11
1.84
.18
2.89
.66
.08
.16
.28
.01
.11
.02
.83
.20
...
...
1.60
.02
.15
.04
1.60
.73
.71 .17
Re-vaccination.
20
...
...
22.97
...
28.50
...
26.09
...
24.53
...
...
6.06
15.23
...
...
...
22.30
6.45
...
...
2.59
9.67
7.40
...
50.87
22.83
30.03
21.20
Average annual number
of persons successfully
vaccinated during
previous five years.
Number.
21
50,354
71,345
45,542
167,241
77,342
58,257
101,128
83,218
319,945
82,698
76,021
57,453
64,016
280,218
Ratio per 1,000.
22
31.28
33.03
24.41
20.68
33.79
30.52
35.53
28.40
32.07
38.77
35.53
28.87
34.01
34.40
Average annual
number of
deaths from
small-pox during
previous five
years.
Number.
23
2,039
2,242
1,316
5,597
1,068
781
362
391
2,602
881
995
535
696
3,110
Ratio per 1,000.
24
l.20
1.03
.70
.99
.46
.40
.12
.13
.26
00
.16
.26
.36
.28
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15
16
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District.
2
Orissa Division.
Cuttack ... ...
Balasore... ...
Puri... ...
Angul... ... ...
Sambalpur... ...
Total of Orissa Division
By paid
Vaccinators... ... ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators...
...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators... ... ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ...
By paid Vaccinators... ...
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed Vaccinators... ...
Chota Nagpur
Division
Hazaribagh... ...
Ranchi... ...
Palamau ... ...
Manbhum... ...
Singhbhum... ...
By paid Vaccinators... ...
By licensed
Vcccinators...
...
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators ... ... ...
By licensed Vaccinators... ... ...
By paid Vaccinators
...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
Political States of Singhbum—By licensed Vaccinators
Total of Chota Nagpur-
Division.
Total Vaccine Depart-
ment.
By paid
Vaccinators...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
By paid Vaccinators
...
...
By licensed
Vaccinators...
...
Total
...
...
Total Dispensary Department...
Total Railways... ...
Total Cooly Depot... ...
Total Jails and Cantonments...
GRAND TOTAL...
Population of districts according to the census of
1911.
3
2,109,139
1,055,568
1,023,402
199,450
744,193
5,131,752
1,288,609
1,387,516
687,267
1,547,576
694,394
144,934
5,753,296
34,635,017
...
......
...
34,635,017
Average population per square mile.
4
577
506
409
118
194
373
183
194
139
373
178
248
207
304
...
...
......
...
304
Average number of Vaccinators employed through-
out the season.
5
12
63
1
. 45
30
13
12
55
121
5
40
3
44
1
26
3
41
2
18
4
14
173
144
990
1,134
...
...
......
...
1,134
Total number of persons vaccinated.
6
Male.
5,772
66,957
456
36,762
30,265
3,627
13,529
50,022
107,346
708
23,178
1,382
24,816
154
12,143
439
30,905
144
10,449
2,427
2,827
103,918
73,751
594,073
667,824
...
428
1,095
10,523
679,870
Female.
4,671
61,653
377
30,718
23,267
3,365
13,016
41,331
95,736
634
21,590
1,166
23,262
117
11,224
404
28,815
152
9,724
2,214
2,473
96,829
61,765
552,378
614,143
...
246
702
720
615,811
Total.
10,443
128,610
833
67,480
5,352
6,992
26,545
91,353
203,082
1,342
44,768
2,548
48,078
271
23,367
843
59,720
296
20,173
4,641
6,300
200,747
135,516
1,146,451
1,281,967
264
674
1,797
11,243
1,295,945
Average number of persons vaccinated by each
vaccinator.
7
870
2,041
833
1,499
178
537
2,212
1,661
1,678
268
1,119
849
1,092
271
898
281
1,456
148
1,120
1,160
378
1,161
941
1,158
1,131
...
......
......
......
1,142
Total.
8
8,894
128,530
763
66,682
53,498
6,228
23,902
87,061
201,440
1,290
44,608
2,350
47,797
248
23,077
793
58,858
284
19,707
4,496
4,965
198,543
128,497
1,138,216
1,266,715
183
551
414
1,532
1,269,400
5
Primary Vaccination.
Successful.
Under one year.
9
3,115
54,327
205
31,352
17,696
2,671
17,866
38,882
88,350
481
25,780
1,505
38,595
162
18,060
379
32,988
196
13,357
l,883
2,723
130,663
60,525
589,903
650,428
114
430
...
291
651,263
Over one and under six years.
10
4,949
57,174
549
33,190
28,275
2,585
5,746
39,510
92,949
780
18,402
80.4
9,109
39
4,510
383
24,867
54
6,088
2,592
2,060
64,568
57,976
516,608
574,584
69
95
...
897
575,645
Total of all ages.
11
8,787
127,446
762
66,630
53,175
5,471
23,640
86,364
199,547
1,279
44,594
2,335
47,756
232
22,824
791
58,756
251
19,626
4,494
4,888
198,050
126,926
1,131,508
1,258,434
185
530
...
1,350
1,260,499
Unknown.
12
47
574
...
14
50
302
132
229
890
3
1
4
4
8
145
1
64
26
23
1
42
238
749
2,526
3,275
2
...
414
89
3,780
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
1,544
80
71
798
117
764
2,643
4,375
1,642
52
160
198
281
23
290
50
862
12
466
145
335
2,204
7,118
8,502
15,620
76
123
1,383
9,711
26,913
Successful.
14
628
23
57
602
79
435
2,102
2,866
1,060
25
147
107
255
13
290
42
729
3
257
87
190
1,765
4,277
5,269
9,546
23
86
...
5,902
15,557
Unknown.
15
312
16
4
43
22
100
144
482
159
...
...
...
1
...
...
7
18
6
24
...
13
43
1,156
1,159
2,315
26
5
1,383
754
4,483
Percentage of
successful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
16
99.26
99.60
100.
99.94
99.48
92.32
99.45
99.46
99.49
90.37
99.07
99.53
99.92
96.66
99.52
99.87
99.93
97.28
99.70
98.97
99.28
99.87
99.35
99.63
99.60
99.46
96.18
...
93.55
99.59
Re-vaccination.
17
50.97
35.93
85.07
79.73
83.15
65.51
81.11
73.61
71.47
48.07
91.87
54.04
91.07
56.52
100.
97.67
86.37
50.
58.14
60.
59.00
81.67
71.73
71.75
71.74
46
72.88
...
65.89
69.35
Persons successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of
population.
18
64.90
64.46
52.03
29.61
34.59
56.47
35.73
36.36
33.98
38.06
28.99
31.60
35.63
36.60
36.60
...
...
...
...
36.84
Percentage of un-
known cases to
total cases.
Primary.
19
.52
.44
...
.02
.09
4.84
.55
.26
.44
.23
.002
.17
.08
3.22
.62
.12
.10
9.15
.11
.02
.84
.11
.58
.22
.25
1.63
...
100.
5.89
.29
Re-vaccination.
20
20.20
20.
5.63
5.38
18.80
13.08
5.44
11.01
9.68
...
...
...
.35
...
...
14.
2.08
50.
5.15
...
3.88
1.95
16.24)
13.63
14.82
34.21
4.06
100.
7.76
16.65
Average annual number
of persons successfully
vaccinated during
previous five years.
Number.
21
126,065
45,850
53,839
8,495
29,885
264,143
46,094
50,402
24,230
61,022
20,518
4,738
207,004
...
1,238,551
...
...
...
...
...
Ratio per 1,000.
22
59.77
43.44
52.60
49.59
49.15
51.47
35.77
36.32
35.25
39.13
29.55
32.69
35.99
...
35.76
...
...
...
...
...
Average annual
number of
deaths from
small-pox during
previous five
years.
Number.
23
299
661
667
Ratio per 1,000.
24
.14
.62
.65
Not under
registration.
57
1,684
462
632
359
284
106
.07
.32
.35
.45
.52
.18
.15
Not under
registration.
1,843
...
11,836
...
...
...
...
...
.32
...
.42
...
...
...
...
...
6
Summary.
—
1
BY SPECIAL STAFF.
Licensed ... ... ... ...
BY DISPENSARY STAFF.
Municipalities, Jails, Canton-
mentss, Dispensaries and
Railways.
BY OTHER AGENCIES.
District Board ... ... ... ...
Total...
Total number of
persons vaccinated.
Primary.
2
1,137,951
44,532
86,551
1269,034
Re-vaccination.
3
8,500
27,971
3,940
26,911
Total number of
operations per-
formed.
Primary.
4
1,138,218
41,548
86,634
2,269,400
Re-vaccination.
5
8,502
14,471
3,940
26,913
Percentage of suc-
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
6
99.63
98.91
99.46
99.59
Re-vaccination.
7
71.75
65.0
75.71
69.35
Average number
of persons vacci-
nated by each
vaccinator.
Vaccinators employed.
8
990
93
51
1,134
Persons vaccinated by
each vaccinator.
9
1,158
634
1,775
1,142
Number of children
successfully vac-
cinated.
Under 1 year.
10
589,903
21,820
39,540
651,263
One and under 6 years.
11
516,608
20,279
38,758
575,645
Ratio of
successful
vaccina-
tions per
1,000 of
population.
12
36.84
Total cost
of
Department.
13
Rs.
82,304
a.
15
P.
8
Avera
cost of
success
case.
14
Rs.
0
a.
1
8
Statement No. II.—Showing the cost of Vaccination in the
Number.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Circle and district.
2
PATNA DIVISION.
Patna ... ... ...
Gaya ... ... ...
Shahabad
... ... ...
Total of Patna Division ...
TIRHUT DIVISION.
Saran ... ... ...
Champaran ... ... ...
Muzaffurpur ... ... ...
Darbhhanga ... ... ...
Total of Tirhut Division ...
BHAGALPUR DIVISION.
Monghyr ... ... ...
Bhagalpur ... ... ...
Purnea ... ... ...
Sonthal Parganas ... ... ...
Total of Bhagalpur Division ...
ORISSA DIVISION.
Cuttack ... ... ...
Balasore ... ... ...
Puri ... ... ...
Angul ... ... ...
Sambalpur ... ... ...
Total of Orissa Division ...
CHOTA NAGPUR DIVISION.
Hazaribagh ... ... ...
Ranchi ... ... ...
Palamau ... ... ...
Manbum ... ... ...
Singhbhum
(Political State of
Singhbhum).
Total of Chota Nagpur Division ...
Total of the Vaccine Circle ...
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DEPUTY
SANITARY COMMISSIONER.
Deputy
Sanitary Commissioner,
Bihar and Orissa.
Total of the Province ...
European supervising officers.
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
Pay.
4
Rs. a p.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
0,180
9,180
Native supervising officers.
5
5
5
5
15
4
3
4
4
15
4
5
4
7
20
4
3
3
3
2
15
4
4
3
3
3
17
82
...
82
Expendi
Pay.
6
Rs. a. p.
1,801
1,931
1,916
5,649
8
3
7
3
3
6
3
0
1,500
1,145
1,503
1,588
5,797
0
0
14
8
6
0
0
1
9
10
1,500
2,302
1,500
3,112
8,411
0
14
0
0
15
0
8
0
10
0
1,470
1,232
1,146
2,283
900
7,032
0
8
11
5
0
8
0
4
1
4
0
9
1,479
1,432
1,076
1,253
1,200
460,410
33,334
3
0
7
0
0
10
12
1
0
3
0
0
4
5
...
33,334 12 5
Paid vaccinators.
7
11
12
10
33
5
3
7
8
23
4
4
3
8
19
12
1
30
12
55
5
3
1
3
2
14
144
...
144
Pay.
8
Rs. a. p.
1,024
936
636
2,597
13
0
13
11
3
0
10
1
...
228
783
638
1,649
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
374
368
354
401
1,498
0
8
0
10
2
0
0
0
7
1,071
120
3,755
5
0
1
3
0
1
... *
1,323
6,269
7
13
0
4
40
342
0
0
0
0
...*
...*
96
478
12,492
0
0
11
0
0
0
...
12,492 11 0
Licensed vaccinators.
9
70
76
100
246
68
47
60
60
235
41
52
49
73
215
63
45
...
13
...
121
40
44
26
41
22
173
990
...
990
Pay.
10
Rs. a. p.
...
...
...
...
40
68
0
4
0
0
...
...
108 4 0
22
33
95
8
8
8
0
0
0
...
151 8 0
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
40 0 0
...
40
299
0
12
0
0
...
299 12 0
Clerks.
11
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
2
Pay.
12
Rs. a. p.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
963
963
8
8
0
0
Peons, etc.
13
...
1
...
1
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
...
2
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
4
3
7
Pay.
14
Rs. a. p.
...
72 0 0
...
72
0 0
...
...
...
...
...
36 0 0
...
...
...
36 0 1
...
...
...
...
50
50
0
0
4
0
...
...
...
...
...
...
158 0 0
18
342
0
0
0
0
*Not furnished.