30
APPENDIX.
A—VACCINE
STATEMENT No. I showing the Particulars of Vaccination in the
Number.
1
53
54
55
56
1
2
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
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Districts.
2
Vizagapatam.
Military Can-
tonments.
Municipalities.
Circles.
3
Gunapur circle ... ...
Zamindari vaccinators.
Jeypore circle ... ...
Zamindari vaccinators.
Total of hill tracts ...
Vizagapatam circle ...
Government vaccinators
(Gudem hills) ...
Vizianagram circle ...
Total of district ...
Total of circles and
districts ... ...
Bangalore
... ...
Secunderabad ... ...
Total of cantonments ...
* Medical Subordinates.
Ádóni ... ... ...
Anantapur ... ...
Anakápalle ... ...
Bellary ... ... ...
Berhampur ... ...
Bezwada ... ...
Bimlipatam ... ...
Calicut ... ...
Cannanore ... ...
Chicacole ... ...
Chidambaram ... ...
Chingleput ... ...
Cochin ... ... ...
Cocanada ... ...
Coimbatore ... ...
Conjeeveram ... ...
Coonoor ... ... ...
Cuddalore ... ...
Cuddapah ... ...
Dindigul ... ...
Ellore
...
...
...
Erode
...
...
...
Gudiyáttam ... ...
Guntúr ... ... ...
Karúr ... ... ...
Kumbakónam ... ...
Kurnool ... ...
Madras ... ... ...
Madura ... ... ...
Manuárgudi ... ...
Mangalore ... ...
Masulipatam ... ...
Máyavaram ... ...
Negapatam ... ...
Nellore ... ... ...
Ongole ... ... ...
Ootacamund
...
...
Palamcottah ... ...
Population of districts or circles
according to the census of 1891.
4
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
2,710,787
33,497,656
100,081
85,165
185,246
...
26,243
6,994
17,010
59,467
25,653
20,741
9,827
66,078
27,418
18,241
18,640
9,763
17,601
40,553
46,383
42,548
6,049
47,355
17,379
20,203
29,382
12,330
18,747
23,359
10,750
54,307
27,376
452,518
87,428
20,395
40,922
38,809
23,765
59,221
29,336
10,860
15,053
18,686
Average population per square mile.
5
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
155
284
...
...
...
...
13,121
777
1,417
2,297
6,413
4,148
1,092
5,083
6,854
6,080
3,107
7,811
17,601
8,111
15,461
10,637
672
4,305
915
10,101
3,265
1,121
18,747
1,797
10,750
18,102
4,875
16,019
6,725
5,099
8,184
9,702
7,922
8,460
1,173
2,715
1,368
6,229
Average number of vaccinators
employed throughout the season.
6
3
3
6
7
19
14
1
18
52
708
2
4
6
...
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
24
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
7
Males.
2,815
1,292
4,882
3,417
11,106
11,432
327
15,390
38,255
524,463
570
2,720
3,290
14,089
774
292
400
1,569
638
777
276
3,061
1,195
718
372
521
1,078
4,104
1,000
950
399
1,423
354
480
1,880
332
469
1,295
308
968
680
14,457
2,796
365
1,079
654
539
2,205
725
283
650
475
Females.
1,853
1,121
3,833
3,117
9,924
11,484
323
14,497
36,228
482,282
200
2,588
2,788
466
646
108
367
854
441
665
250
2,537
683
763
359
256
501
869
787
780
251
1,309
231
469
994
284
418
515
222
869
522
10,502
2,806
331
1,045
623
391
1,378
472
207
476
272
Total.
3,868
2,413
8,215
6,534
21,030
22,916
650
29,887
74,483
1,006,745
770
5,308
6,078
14,555
1,420
400
767
2,423
1,079
1,442
526
5,598
1,878
1,481
731
777
1,579
4,973
1,787
1,730
650
2,732
585
949
2,874
616
887
1,810
530
1,837
1,202
24,959
5,602
696
2,124
1,277
930
3,583
1,197
490
1,126
747
Average number of persons vacci-
nated by each vaccinator.
8
1,289
804
1,369
933
1,107
1,637
650
1,660
1,432
1,422
385
1,327
1,013
...
1,420
400
767
1,211
539
1,442
526
1,399
939
1,481
731
777
789
2,486
893
865
650
1,366
585
949
1,437
616
887
1,810
530
918
1,202
1,040
1,867
696
1,062
1,277
930
1,194
1,197
490
1,126
747
Primary and
Total.
9
3,632
2,403
8,162
6,534
20,731
21,718
646
29,389
72,484
976,974
474
4,630
5,104
3,747
1,371
215
740
1,721
915
1,127
386
5,463
1,415
657
712
466
1,452
1,687
1,623
1,487
522
2,545
488
919
2,646
580
809
1,063
439
1,813
1,108
19,082
5,183
672
1,731
1,227
883
3,099
1,031
463
991
637
Under 1 year.
10
444
289
563
692
1,988
5,354
66
9,961
17,369
256,084
236
2,560
2,796
21
1,140
186
551
1,198
505
682
284
1,939
827
469
572
340
357
1,096
1,237
1,160
217
1,563
224
581
1,145
352
707
821
343
1,267
653
13,318
3,737
492
829
960
668
1,645
734
293
731
416
* Works performed in police hospitals Jails, revenue and other departments.