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374
263.
Treated .—11,511; of these 8,218 cured, 2,978 absentees, 13
died, and 302 remaining.
264.
Diseases .—Those usually met with, and we have dengue
here also, imported, of course, as in other places.
265. Operations .—22 cases in all—3 females.
266.
Lithotomy .—19 cases; of which 14 discharged cured, 2 died,
1 absentee, and 2 remaining.
Besides above, other operations have been performed—3 cataract.
Independent— (Kutch) Mandvi (Bhuj).
267. Population—36,000.
268.
Treated out - door:—12,140—11,757 during year—383 re
-
maining from previous year; of which 10,199 cured, 1,501 absentees,
12 deaths, and 428 under treatment, showing increase of 935 on last
report.
269. Diseases .—Of the usual class including dengue.
270. Opium poison.—7 cases reported—1 fatal.
271. Stramonium. — 1 c a s e d i s c h a r g e d w e l l .
272. Average.—Daily attendance 284.80.
273. In-door .—58 cases—46 cured, 6 died, and 6 remaining.
274. Attendance .—4.73 daily.
Mhow.
Non-Payment.
275.
Dispensary .—Called "Dorabjee Pestonjee's" and supported
by the donor and other sources, the Rajah of Dhar having given
Rs. 1,000.
276.
Treated out-door .—4,496; of which 4,130 cured, 266 absen
-
tees, 56 died, and 44 remained.
In-door.—Accommodates 8 males and 4 females.
277.
Working .—The working of the institution has been a great
success. I visited it in February last, in company with Surgeon
-
Major Thorold, under whose auspices it is; yet it is not equal to
requirements.
278.
General or Civil Hospital .—In my military report I noted
following: —
"I would suggest for consideration of Government a general or
civil hospital for Mhow, unless the Government accept the liberal
offer made by Dorabjee Pestonjee, the philanthropic founder of the
Dorabjee Dispensary at that station."
375
Sadra.
279. Civil Hospital.—Although styled civil hospital and dispen
- s a r y , i s s i m p l y t h e l a t t e r , a n d v e r y p r o p e r l y t r e a t e d a s o n e i n s t i t u t i o n
by the apothecary in charge, a very able and intelligent man, for
-merly serving under me in the European branch—the numbers treat
- e d , h o w e v e r , a r e h e r e g i v e n s e p a r a t e l y , 4 5 o n l y f a l l i n g t o l o t o f t h e
hospital, 2 from which died.
280. Dispensary .—Attendance at dispensary reported good.
D iseases .—I see nothing of note to draw attention to; diseases as
already noted above, have prevailed; yet long dissertations on opium
(and other poisonous drug) eaters, mangoes as being influenced by
cholera threats, or vice versa, will be found in the report.
Dohad.
Non-P yment—Civil hospital.
281. This I have classed with Sadra, in fact Assistant Surgeon
Halliday premises, in his report, thus
—
"There is no civil hospital proper in Dohud. The civil patients
being treated in the Bheel Corps Hospital, and the expense
borne by local funds."
282. Dead-house.—Ther
e i s no f a ul t t o be f ound s a ve i n t he
want of a dead-house.
283. Thermometer and Pluviometer .—Maximum of heat 108°,
minimum 50°, mean 78.2. Rainfall 21 inches 84 cents—water supply
sufficient.
284. Treated in-door .—Of cases treated 80 males, 1 female, an
ncrease of 38 on last year.
286. Diseases .—None of these presented aught of interest.
Fever,
Respiratory System,
Digestive System,
Skin Diseases.
286. Dispensary—treated out-door .—Treated 464, an increase of
135 on preceding year, but ignorance so prevails that a large number
seek relief from charms, native remedies, &c.
287. Diseases .—367 males to 57 females and 43 children.
Ague,
Skin Diseases,
Digestive System.
288. Average.—Average daily attendance 6.2.
376
Godra.
289.
Dispensary.—This is on a similar plan with others, yet not
provided with wards for in-patients. It is well situated and outside
the town.
290.
Thermometer and Pluviometer.—103 maximum, 64 minimum,
48½ inches above usual average.
291. Treated.—4,452 ; of these 4,279 discharged cured, 262 ab
-sentees, 6 died, and 5 remaining.
Diseases.—I do not observe in this report anything to notice, dis
-eases and treatment as in similar institutions.
292. Vaccinations.— Seems to be carefully looked to.
293.
Medical Subordinate.—No. 1st class medical subordinate is
attached, this I presme to to be an oversight.
294. Average of absentees to treated 15.8.
Remarks on Payment System.
Judging from the numerous reports that have reached this office
from civil surgeons and medical subordinates in independent charge
within the Division, I have no hesitation in writing that the intro
-duction of the payment system has been possibly premature, and
has resulted in failure as shown by
—
1. A large falling off in attendance.
2. A small return in rupees.
The Civil Surgeon, Ahmadabad, a gentleman of long local experi
-ence, tho' admitting to the general failure, thinks that the rich native
may have become demoralized by a long course of the gratuitous sys
-tem, yet a return to it should be deprecated as antagonistic to the
aims and efforts of modern progress and education towards incul
-cating habits of self-dependence and self-respect.
I fear the demoralization is hereditary, on the crescit amor nummi
principle !
No doubt great opposition exists on the part of the higher or rather
monetary portion of the native element, specially Hindu, with refer
-ence to the introduction of the system partially adopted only.
I respectfully conceive, that to work the system effectively it should
be cautiously introduced, not by Government directly, though it may
offer its reasons for the adoption, but through the medium of munici
-palities or other responsible native bodies, in order to avoid jealousy
in interference, engendering opposition.
377
I know not for any other good reason, and I believe the above to
be the chief.
The first notification of this partial change appeared in the newly
published dispensary rules, and, I believe, neither the experience of
civil surgeons nor collectors was consulted.
The system should be temporarily abrogated—an opinion
I r e s p e c t - f u l l y b e g t o p r e s s .
Working.—Although, seriatim, I have appended favorably or un-
favorably with reference to non-payment or payment in these institu-
tions, it is not to be understood that the latter in themselves are so ;
since inspections prove that very good results continue year by
year, gradually yet most surely, since the opening of these for benefit
of the poor and needy.
Civil Surgeon, Ahmadabad.
After perusal of the elaborately arranged and interesting reports
from the pen of Surgeon-Major Wyllie, Civil Surgeon, Ahmadabad, it
will not escape notice how varied and numerous are his duties ; too
many, I think, for one man to cope with in a fiery land like Guzerat,
and occasionally only am I enabled to give him aid, and that for
short periods only, when an assistant surgeon is available for gene-
ral duty.
In all the establishments committed to his charge, perfect order
and cleanliness pervade, not surpassed even in hospitals of European
regiments.
I would specially bring to notice the continued untiring zeal of
this officer, whose services in India verge on 30 years.
Ahmadabad, Civil and Dispensary,
,,
Lunatic Asylum,
,,
Jail,
,,
Police, latter 4 miles
distant.
Superintendent of undermentioned
dispensaries.
Raipur Dispensary
Bachurdass Dispensary
Sanund
Do.
Dholka
Do.
Dhanduka
Do.
Dhollera
Do.
Purantij
Do.
Virumgaum
Do.
Gogo
Do.
Hospital Assistants and Native Medical Pupils.
Save in one instance, the Civil Surgeon at Ahmadabad leans favor-
ably to the several hospital assistants in charge of these dispensaries,
specially Bhawoo Suckaram, No. 417.
The Civil Surgeon, Kaira, does not affect so amiable a bearing
within his division.
My idea is that these charities—as purely charitable—should be
placed under men of higher educationalstandard in the native branch.
378
Native medical pupils spoken of chiefly favorably.
Buildings.
With one or two exceptions the buildings are in good order, some
few not considered favorably situated with reference to hygiene, but
really, with a knowledge of the usual status of native towns, it would
puzzle e'en the sanitary commissioners to find preferable sites for
such buildings, always taking convenience into consideration.
Clothing and Culinary.
A more liberal supply in clothing for in-door patients would seem
to be necessary, also a readier means for cooking in cases of emer
-gency, and the plan suggested by Dr. Wyllie of meeting such ex
-penses, when arising, by a contingent bill, I think would meet every
end and purpose.
Comparative Statement.
It will be seen, by the annexed compilations, the contrasts in
amount of treated between the official years 1871-72 and 1872-73, in
these very valuable institutions.
Suggestions.
I now sum up by noting what I conceive to be the additional re
-quirements for this division.
1. Lunatic Asylum. —Building of a separate ward for female
lunatics, and for which ground space is available on the spot.
2. Civil Hospital. —Additional accommodation for 60 patients in
the Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad, for which ample space is available in
the hospital compound.
3. Extra Hospital Assistant.—A hospital assistant for leper and
variola cases treated at "Kakra Pait," subsidiary buildings, about a
mile from civil hospital.
4. Duties—Civil Surgeon, Rajkot.—A modification in present
arrangements for carrying on duties of Civil Surgeon, Rajkot— vide
paragraph 61 of report.
5. Ophthalmic Ward. —An ophthalmic ward for Civil Hospital,
Rajkot—vide report of medical officer in charge.
6. Thong Girths. —Substitution of thong girths in lieu of leather
sheaths for prisoners.
7. Clothing, Dhuliakot. —Additional warm clothing to convicts,
Central Jail, Dhuliakot, during rainy and cold seasons.
379
Comparative Statement of Treated between the Years
1871-72 and 1872-73.
Ahmadabad, 1 st April 1873.
Hospitals, &c.
1871-72. 1872-73. 1871-72. 1872-73.
Treated. Treated. Increase. Increase.
Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
2,171
2,263
. . .
92
Do. Kaira . . .
121
128
. . .
7
Do. Rajkot . . .
538
785
. . .
247
Do. Dohad . . .
42
83
. . .
41
Do. Sadra . . .
41
4 5
. . .
4
Jail Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
225
475
. . .
250
Do. Kaira . . .
260
269
. . .
9
Do. Rajkot . . .
57
53
4
. . .
Do. Dohad . . .
264
296
. . .
32
Do. Sadra . . .
35
28
7
. . .
Do. Dhuliakot . . .
349
463
. . .
114
Police Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
361
296
65
. . .
Do. Kaira . . .
295
478
. . .
173
Do. Dohad . . .
313
501
. . .
188
Huttesing Dispensary . . .
17,859
7,371
10,488
. . .
K a i r a d o . . . .
3,228
3,239
. . .
9
Rajkot do. . . .
1,318
1,598
. . .
280
Dohad do. . . .
319
467
. . .
148
Bachurdass do. . . .
9,332
9,645
. . .
313
Raipur do. . . .
12,648
14,996
. . . 2,348
Sanund do. . . .
3,243
2,020
1,223
. . .
Virumgaum do. . . .
5,640
2,896
2,744
. . .
Dholka do. . . .
7,172
6,215
957
. . .
Dhanduka do. . . .
1,909
2,001
. . .
92
Dhollera do. . . .
3,667
4,897
. . . 1,230
Gogo do. . . .
5,368
7,009
. . . 1,641
Parantij do. . . .
4,159
3,056
1,103
. . .
Mehmudabad do. . . .
6,489
2,201
4,288
. . .
Nariad do. . . .
16,196
10,917
5,279
. . .
Borsad do. . . .
5,350
3,689
1,661
. . .
Muhuda do. . . .
9,753
2,674
7,079
. . .
Dakore do. . . .
4,519
4,142
377
. . .
Kapadwanj do. . . .
6,396
6,307
89
. . .
Sadra do. . . .
4,264
3,255
1,009
. . .
Bhuj do. . . .
9,683
11,511
. . .
1,828
Mandvi do. . . .
11,205
12,140
. . .
935
Godra do. . . .
4,227
4,552
. . .
325
Mhow do. . . .
3,820
4,497
. . .
677
No. 1.
Statement showing the Receipts on account of Civil and Police Hospitals, &c., in the Northern Division,
for the Official Years 1871-72 and 1872-73.
Ahmadabad, 25 th August 1873.
years.
NAME OF HOSPITAL
1
2
3
4
5
6
Annual
Government Grant.
Interest on
Endowed
Capital.
Grant from
Local Funds,
&c.
Subscrip
-
tions from
Residents.
Fees from
Patients.
Realizations
from sales,
manufacture,
and other
labour.
1 8 7 1 - 7 2 .
Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
36 10 0
. . .
Do. Kaira . . .
11,041 8 5
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do Rajkot. . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Dohad . . .
*165 0 0
. . .
†1,090 0 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Sadra . . .
3,121 3 10
204 10 6
. . .
. . .
. . .
24
0 0
Police Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Kaira . . .
995 5 1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1 8 7 2 - 7 3 .
Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
468 1 0
. . .
Do. Kaira . . .
1 0 , 6 5 2
1 4 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Rajkot . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Dohad . . .
*165 0 0
. . .
†1,080 0 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Sadra . . .
3 , 3 4 3 13 0
216 7 7
. . .
. . .
9 7 3
37 4 10
Police Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
Do. Kaira . . .
843 3 4 . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
380
* Police Hospital.
† Civil Hospital.
STATEMENT.
18 M D
382
No.
Statement showing the Expenditure on account of Civil
for the Official Years
Years.
H O S P I T A L S .
1
2
Medical Officers'
salary.
Medical subordinates'
salary.
1 8 7 1 - 7 2 .
Rs.
a.
p.
Rs.
a.
p.
Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
12,539 3
5
2,528 6
1
" Kaira . . .
8,204 12 2
945 0 11
" Rajkot . . .
9,394 12
7
1,116 0 0
" Dohad . . .
6,254 0 0
740 0 0
" S a d r a . . .
2 , 4 0 0 0 0
96 0 0
Police Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
. . .
334 13
6
" Kaira . . .
. . .
300 0 0
1 8 7 2 - 7 3 .
Civil Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
13,117 8 0
2,613 14 4
" K a i r a . . .
8,254 4 6
760
1
0
" Rajkot . . .
11,707
3 4
1,120 0 0
" D o h a d . . .
7,200 0 0
635 0 0
" S a d r a . . .
2 , 4 0 0 0 0
96 0 0
Police Hospital, Ahmadabad . . .
. . .
394 9 11
" Kaira . . .
. . .
300 0 0
48 M D*
383
3
4
5
Servants'
wages.
Cost of Eng
-
lish Medicines. Cost of Diets.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
1,908 0 0 6,975 3 10 7,652 0 4
540 0 0
960 5 5
224 2 3
437 0 0 1,082 9 11 2,449 9 6
247 3 2 1,007
1 3 6
20 1 6
132 0 0
3 5 4 4 1
13 10 0
276 0 0
141
4 0
. . .
120 0 0
453 8 1
. . .
1,908 0 0 2,741 15 0 8,604 13 7
540 0 0
595 1 0
255 8 11
444 0 0 1,938 2 4 3,217 4 5
264 0 0
761 15 9
8 0 11 6
132 0 0
566 0 4
33 0 7
276 0 0
91
6 4
. . .
120 0 0
251 5 2
. . .
6
7
8
Cost of Wine
and Spirits.
Cost of Bazar
Medicines.
Cost of
Repairs, &c.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
352 4 0 1,483 11 8
133
1 2
26 4 0
38 12 6
. . .
58 4 0
827 7 1
267 14 1
7 4 0
12 8 0
. . .
. . .
37 3 4
78 2 5
8 0 0
179 7 8
44 4 9
27 4 0
18 3 9
. . .
492 1 4 1,378 10 7
275 7 4
21 4 0
63 4 7
. . .
83 12 0
731 6 8
753 12 5
9 10 0
13 5 0
. . .
. . .
46 3 4
171 5 9
12 0 0
173 5 5
53 13 8
35 0 0
29 13 8
. . .
384
385
2.
and Police Hospitals, &c., in the Northern Division
1871-72 and 1872-73.
Ahmadabad, 25 th August 1873.
9
10
11
12
Miscellaneous, e. g .,
clothing, furniture,
&c.
Total Expenditure.
Total number of
sick treated.
Average cost per
patient.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
1,082 13 6
34,654 12 0
20,030
1 11 8
102 3 2
11,041 8 5
3,786
2 14 8
1,810 15 9
17,444 8 11
1,856
9 6 4
153 3 1
8,442 3 1
†684
12 5 5
81 12 5
3,213 0 3
4,385
0 11 8
*76 6 0
1,060 3 11
361
2 15 0
76 6 3
995 6 1
370
2 11 1
946 0 0
32,078 6 2
9,634
3 5 3
163 6 0
10,652 14 0
3,741
2 13 7
2,435 10 6
22,431 3 8
2,383
9 6 7
164 14 2
9,129 8 5
† 1 , 0 5 1
8 10 11
117 9 4
3,562 3 4
3,391
1 0 9
* . . .
1,001 3 4
296
3 6
1
107 0 6
843 3 4
468
1 12 10
* Cost of conveyance of medicines is not included.
Including Police, Civil, and Dispensary patients.
No. 3.
Financial Statement of Receipts, agreeably to Surgeon-General's Letter No. 1323 of 17th April last, for the
Official Years 1871-72 and 1872-73.
Year
Hospitals.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Annual
G o v e r n m e n
Grant.
Interest on en-
dowed capital.
Grant from Lo-
cal Funds,
& c .
Subscrip-
tions from
Residents
Fees from
Patients.
Realiza-
tions from
sales of
manufac-
ture, &c.
Refunded
on ac-
count of
Instru -
meats.
Total.
1 8 7 1 - 7 2
Jail Hospital, Ahmadabad . . . Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
" Kaira . . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
" Rajkot . . .
" Dohad . . .
" Dhuliakot . . .
Dispensaries.
Bachardass . . . 4,392 0 0
658 5 6
796 14 4
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
5,847 3 10
Raipur . . . 905 8 0
. . .
1,985 3 5
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,890 11 5
S a n u n d . . .
600 0 0
. . .
1,228 15 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,828 15 0
Viramgaum . . . 600 0 0
. . .
1,004 0 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,604 0 0
Dholka . . . 674 9 6
. . .
1,625 15 9
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,300 9 3
Dhanduka . . . 600 0 0
. . .
916 2 5
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,516 2 5
Dhollera . . . 810 4 0
. . .
1,195 11 4
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,005 15 4
Purantij . . . 600 0 0
. . .
988 5 1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,588 5 1
Gogo . . . 6,299 1 3
. . .
120 0 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
6,419 1 3
Mehmudabad . . . 361 14 2
. . .
834 9 6
. . .
. . .
5 4 1
. . .
1,201 11 9
Nariap . . . 772 8 5
. . .
1,087 11 1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,860 3 6
Borsad . . . 1,254 7 3
. . .
840 15 11
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,095 7 2
Mahuda . . . 600 0 0
. . .
1,332 10 6
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,932 10 6
Dakore . . . 800 2 11
. . .
1,012 4 3
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1 , 8 1 2
7
2
Kapadwanj . . . 787 6 0
. . .
963 11 3
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1 , 7 5 1 1
3
3 8 6
1 8 7 2 - 7 3 .
Mhow . . .
. . .
772 13 1
. . .
3,979 2 0
. . .
. . .
. . . 4,751 15 1
Jambusar . . .
718 0 0
. . .
460 11 5
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . 1,178 11 5
Godra . . .
1,980 0 0
. . .
1,629 5 1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . 3,609 5 1
Jail Hospital, Ahmadabad . . . . . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
" Kaira . . .
" Rajkot
. . .
" Dohad
. . .
" Dhuliakot . . .
D i s p e n s a r i e s .
Bachurdas . . .
4,504 10 8
658 5 6
448 5 7
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . 5,611 5 9
Raipur . . .
928 10 5
. . .
1,842 9 1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,771 3 6
Sanund . . .
600 0 0
. . .
1,081 8 10
. . . 45 0 6
. . .
. . .
1,726 9 4
Viramgaum . . .
600 0 0
. . .
951 3 7
. . . 93 9 9 6 8
6
. . .
1,651 5 10
Dholka . . .
785 1 10
. . .
1,059 5 1
. . . 38 2
0
. . .
. . .
1,882 8 1 1
Dhanduka . . .
600 0 0
. . .
705 12 8
. . .
5 13 0
. . .
. . . 1,311 9 8
Dhollera . . .
838 4 7
. . .
1,109 8 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,947 12 7
Purantij . . .
6 0 0 0 0
. . .
887 14 6
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,487 14 6
Gogo . . .
6,423 1 0
. . .
120 0 0
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
6,543 1 0
Mehmudabad . . .
467 0 1
. . .
662 5 8 1
0 0 27 0 6 2
6 6
. . .
1,161 12 9
Nariad . . .
687 13 8
. . .
783 12 11
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,471 10 7
Borsad . . .
1,106 7 0 . . .
524 6 1
. . .
38 1 0 13 12 0
. . .
1,682 10 1
Mahuda . . .
6 0 0 0 0
. . .
712 9 5
. . .
25 9 7
. . .
. . .
1,338 3 0
D a k o r e . . .
866 8 4 . . .
1,059 9 10
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1,926 2 2
Kapadwanj . . .
700 9 9
. . .
1,008 12 2
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
1709
5 11
Mhow . . .
. . .
1,243 4 2
850 0 0 3,878 10 0
. . .
. . .
480 13 0 3,452 11 2
Jambusar . . .
718 0
0
. . .
458 3 11
1 0 0 1 4 0
. . .
. . .
1,178 7 11
Godra . . .
1,980 0 0
. . .
793 7 2
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
2,773 7 2
388
No.
Financial Statement of Expenditure agreeably to Surgeon General's Letter
Years.
Hospitals.
Medical
Officers'
salary.
Medical
Subordi -
nates '
salary
Servant s'
Wages.
Cost of Eng-lish Medi-cines. Cost of
Diets.
1 8 7 1 - 7 2 .
Jail Hospital, Ahma
-dabad . . .
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
. . .
335 4 1
. . .
222 12 5 202 3 2
Do. Kaira . . .
. . .
300 0 0
. . .
108 3 0 279 14 2
Do. Rajkot . . .
. . .
300 0 0
. . .
47 1 5
98 8 10
Do. Dohad
. . .
. . .
300 0 0
. . .
10 14 8 125 5 8
Do. Dhuliakot . . . 580 0 0 501 13 0
. . .
104 13 9 492 14 7
Dispensaries.
Bachurdass . . .
4,200 0 0 192 0 0 291 0 0 441 11 0 100 0 3
Raipur . . .
. . .
905
8 0 204 0 0 1,178 6 0
. . . .
Sanund . . .
. . .
750 0 0 144 0 0 702 11 0
15 15 10
Viramgaum . . .
. . .
897 3 9 181
8 0 344 15 0
16 1 6
Dholka . . .
. . .
674 9 6 367 11 0 991 14 0
65 7 0
Dhanduka . . .
. . .
770 8 2 120 0 0 332 10 0
28 4 3
Dhollera . . .
. . .
810 4 0 124 0 0 389 14 0
15 0 0
Purantij . . .
. . .
793 15 6 99 10
8 465 5 0
0 15 5
Gogo . . .
5,760 0 0
96 0 0 120 0 0 312 5 7
. . .
Mehmudabad . . .
. . .
361 14 2 221
8 0 373 14 0
. . .
Nariad . . .
. . .
772
8 5 241 0 0 430 9 0
. . .
Borsad . . .
. . .
954 7 3 228 0 0 639 13 0
. . .
Muhuda . . .
. . .
821 15 10 204 0 0 650 3
8
. . .
Dakore . . .
. . .
788 1 11 276 0 0 521 0 0
. . .
Kapadvanj . . .
. . .
775 6 0 195 4 9 541 3 0
. . .
Mhow . . .
360 0 0 608 7 9 110
8 9 156 8 0 352 0 0
Jambusar . . .
. . .
803 10 1 99 2 0
92 0 0
7 1 5
Godra . . .
2,400 0 0
. . .
300 0 0 799 14 0
. . .
389
4.
No. 1323 of 17th April last, for the Official Years 1S71-72 and 1872-73.
Cost of
Wines and
and Spirits.
Cost of
Bazar
Medicines.
Cost of
House Rent
(if any).
Miseclla-
neous i. e.
clothing
f u r n i t u r e & c
Total
Expenditure.
Number
of sick
treated.
Average
cost per
patient.
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
Rs. a. p.
225
35 0 0 109 0 10
. . .
9 15 0
914 3 6
4 1 0
17 8 0
29 15 4
. . .
63 12 9
799 5 3
260
3 1 2
4 0 0
33 9 0
. . .
. . .
483 3 3
57
1 11 8
1 12 0
2 0 8
. . .
37 3 7
477 4 7
264
1 12 11
8 2 0
67 2 8
. . .
49 15 2 1,804 13 8
349
5 2 8
17 8 0 161 11 8
. . .
443 1 11 5,847 3 10 9,332
0 10 0
36 0 0 378 8 4 188 5 1
. . . 2,890 11 5 12,648 0 3 8
. . .
216 4 2
. . .
. . . 1,828 15 0 3,191
0 9 2
. . .
117 12 0
. . .
46 7 9 1,604 0 0 5,640
0 4 7
4 0 0
71 2 4
. . .
125 13 5 2,300 9 3 7,172
0 5 2
. . .
106 10 1
. . .
163 1 11 1,516 2 5 1,909
0 12 8
3
4 0 154 0 0 300 0 0
209 9 4 2,005 15 4 3,662
0
8 9
12 12 0
63 5 6
29 2 10
123 2 2 1,588 5 1 4,159
0 6 1
. . .
118 11
8
. . .
12 0 0 6,419 1 3 5,368 1 3 2
26 3 0 194 15 3
23 5 4
. . . 1,201 11 9 6,489
0 3 0
38 14 0 353 4 1
24 0 0
. . . 1,860 3 6 15,744
0 1 10
38 2 0
5 12 0
74 15
0
154 5 11 2.095 7 2 5,350
0 6 3
13 0 0 103 13 6
. . .
139 9 6 1,932 10 6 9,752
0 3 2
8 4 0
66 9 0
60 0 0
92
8 3 1,812 7 2 4,519
0 6
5
4 6 0 166 4 0
42 0 0
26 9 6 1,751 1 3 6,396
0 4 4
19 8 0 147 1
8 1,146 10 8
213 15 6 3,114 12 4 3,820
0 4 0
5 4 0
47 6 6
7
0 0
116 11 5 1,178 11
5 3,524
0 5 4
2 2 0
43 13 2
. . .
63
7 11 3,609 5 1 4,227
0
13
7
390
No. 4—
Financial Statement of Expenditure agreeably to Surgeon
Y e a r s .
Medical
Officer's
salary.
Medical
Subordi-
nate's
salary.
Servant's
Wages.
Cost of Eng-
lish Medi-
cines.
Cost of
Diets.
1 8 7 2 - 7 3 .
Jail Hospital, Ahma-
dabad . . .
Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p.
. . .
342 10 0
. . .
196 5 10 451 13 9
Do. Kaira . . .
. . .
437 8 0
. . .
109 1 1 176 1 6
Do. Rajkot . . .
. . .
300 0 0
. . .
40 9 3
61 9 1 0
Do. Dohad . . .
. . .
300 0 0
. . .
33 15 9 178 10 7
Do. Dhuliakot . . .
. . .
720 0 0
. . .
63 14 9 497 3 6
Dispensaries.
Bachurdass . . . 4,260 0 0 244
1 0 8 291 0 0 443 7 0 85 2 3
Raipur . . .
60 0 0 868 10 5 208 5 6 825
8 0
. . .
Sanund . . . 143 9 0 779 3 10 144 0 0 487 3 0
13 4 6
Viramgaum . . .
79 4 0 911
8 1 181 11 0 247 7 0
94 7
6
Dholka . . .
91 12 0 693 5 10 382 4 0 483 11 0
74 9 0
Dhanduka . . .
38 8 0 691 10 4 120 0 0 242 15 0
1 7 11
Dhollera . . .
53 10 0 784 10 7 129 0 0 308 7 0
13
1 4 5
Purantij . . .
69 6 0 786 5 9 132 0 0 271 12 0
54 5 4
Gogo . . . 5,760 0 0
96 0 0 120 0
0 348 1l 10
Mohmudabad . . .
37 0 0 432 0 1 218 6 0 285 9 6
4 5
1
Nariad . . .
61 5 0 626
8 8 246 0 0 263 13 0
. . .
Borsad . . .
61 5 0 745 2 0 228 0 0 418 13 0
. . .
Muhuda . . .
61 5 0 785 4 3 204 0 0 171 2 0
. . .
Dakore . . .
61 5 0 799 8 4 258 0 0 643 2 0
. . .
Kapadvanj . . .
61 5 0 700 9 9 203 14 0 520 6 6
. . .
Mhow . . . 360 0 0 793 13 0 223 13 6 1,070 5 5 878 0 0
Jambusar . . .
. . .
826
8 3 90 15 0 121 11 2
15 1 3
Godra . . . 2,291 13
8 52
8 5 255 8 11
. . .
. . .