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Caste or race.
13. During the year under review 4,620 Christians, 450,246 Hindus,
111,629 Mahomedans, 1,806 Parsis and 41,829 persons
of other caste were primarily vaccinated.
Age.
14. The age details are compiled for three periods, viz., under one year,
between one and six years and above six years. The
number under each age period primarily vaccinated
was 485,147, 109,235 and 15,748 respectively. The number of infants success-
fully vaccinated under one year was 448,654, between one and six years 99,951,
and above six years 11,838.
Inspection work of Deputy
Sanitary Commissioners.
15. The Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Western Registration District,
visited 18 tálukas and 295 towns and villages, inspect-
ed 10,634 vaccinated persons or 9.84 per cent. of those
vaccinated and travelled 3,255 miles. The Deputy
Sanitary Commissioner, Central Registration District, visited 20 tálukas and 286
towns and villages, inspected 7,242 vaccinated persons or 4.72 per cent. of those
vaccinated and travelled 2,010 miles. The Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
Southern Registration District, visited 15 tálukas and 126 towns and villages,
inspected 2,509 vaccinated persons or 1.71 per cent. of those vaccinated and
travelled 3,893 miles. In the Gujarát Registration District, the Deputy Sani-
tary Commissioner visited 17 tálukas and 142 towns and villages, inspected 6,499
vaccinated persons or 5.54 per cent. of those vaccinated, and in Sind Registration
District, the Deputy Sanitary Commissioner visited 13 tálukas and 149 towns
and villages, inspected 5,793 vaccinated persons or 5.40 per cent. of those vacci-
nated and travelled 3,575 miles.
The diagram.
16. The diagram showing the proportion of population protected during
seven years and the death-rate from small-pox during
1905-06 is given in Appendix IV.
Expenditure.
17. The total expenditure on account of vacci-
nation as compared with the preceding year is given
in the following table : —
Establishment.
Provincial ... ... ...
Municipal and Cantonment ...
Local Fund ... ... ...
Native States ... ... ...
Total ...
1904-05.
Rs.
1,09,010
39 390
1,08,794
28,223
2,85,418
a.
10
7
1
1
5
p.
10
8
8
3
5
1905-06.
Rs.
1,24,163
43,714
1,07,162
26,262
3,01,302
a.
13
8
6
1
14
p.
1
11
10
10
8
Increase.
Rs.
15,153
4,324
a.
2
1
p.
3
3
......
......
15,884 9 3
Decrease.
Rs. a. p.
......
...... 1,631
1,960
10
15
10
5
... ...
The total cost for the Presidency, including all charges, was Rs. 3,01,302-14-8,
whilst the successful cases excluding dispensaries, were 583,471, the average
cost for each successful case being annas 8 and pies 3 against annas 7 and pies 9
during the preceding year.
Progress of animal vacci-
nation.
18. During the year vaccination by calf to arm,
glycerinated calf lymph, and lanolinated vaccine was
carried out in various parts of the Presidency.
19. In the Western Registration District, calf to arm vaccination was per-
formed in three Collectorates at 6 Municipal towns, 22 villages and 1 Canton-
ment. In the City of Bombay, vaccination with calf and glycerinated lymph
was carried on throughout the year.
20. In the Central Registration District, animal vaccination was carried
on throughout the year in Poona City, Poona Cantonment, Kirkee Canton-
ment, in the towns of Ahmednagar, Sholápur and Sátára, and also in 27 minor
Municipalities, and 496 villages.
21. In the Southern Registration District, animal vaccination was per-
formed in the Kolhápur State.
22. No animal vaccination was done in the Gujarát Registration District,
with the exception of that performed with glycerinated lymph.
23. In Sind Registration District, calf lymph only was used in the City of
Karáchi. A few operations from the calf were done in Hyderabad and Kotri,
while in rest of Sind, vaccination was performed from arm to arm.
Preserved lymph.
24. In the Southern Registration District, under the able supervision of the
Acting Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Captain Hut¬
chinson, I. M. S., vaccination with preserved lymph,