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(' I do not think any morning passed -without some one of the Committee seeing all
" the patients and encouraging them with a few kind words. I do not know how
" Committees work in other wards, but the system employed by this Committee
" seems perfect."
In B Ward, South, the assistance rendered Ly the volunteers as a whole
was small, some three or four gentlemen helped the District Officer regular-
ly ; the others mentioned were willing to use their influence when specially
called upon ; but the remainder were aa often a hindrance as a help.
Out of 213 volunteers in C Ward, only 36 have been considered
deserving of mention. But of this small remnant it would be difficult
to appreciate the services too highly ; they threw themselves heart and
soul into their work, whatever it migbt "be, and there were few of them
who did not devote several hours a day to plague work throughout the
epidemic. The population of this district is roughly 1,75,000, and
though 36 volunteers may seem a small number to cope with such a
heavy charge, this in itself gave a very high value to the assistance of
each individual..
Similar remarks apply to the majority of the gentlemen mentioned
at the end of this para, in Byculla, Wari Bandar, F and €r Wards 7
and the Central District. With few exceptions they were at work
every day, going round either by themselves or with the District
Officers or Medical Officers, They are men whose character and grit has-
been well tested, they have earned the respect and esteem of the
British officers whom they have helped, and their tact and uprightness
has won them the confidence of the people. For those who feel how
helpless they would have been if men of this character had stood aloof it
is difficult to find words which will give any adequate idea of the value of
the services they have rendered. The plague administration owes them
a heavv debt of gratitude.
Names of Vo-
lunteers whose
Services have
been- valuable.
The names of those volunteers who have done real work during the
year are given below:—
Names.
A Ward.
Mr. Nasarwanji Navroji Gazdar.
„ Damodar Gowardhandas Snkhatwola.
„ Bashradin Nurudiu.
„ Mahomed Ibrahim Mahomed Mizan
Seudole.
Khan Bahadur Bomanji Pyramji Patel.
Khan Saheb Maneckji Cursetji Chandana.
Mr. Harischandra Vishram Rajwadhar,
„ Merwanji Dadabhoy Colabawala.
„ Gopal Naga Patel.
„ Kuisetji Rattonji Cama.
Khac Saheb Mahomed Faridudin.
Names.
A TFcntf— continued
Mr. Paidal David.
„ Carl Hummel,
„ H. Crawford.
„ Ardesbir Navroji Gazdar.
Dr. R. T. Nariman.
„ B. N. Darabshefc.
„ N. N. Katrak
„ D. N. Saber.
„ J. 0. Jehangir.
Mr. Bapuji Pestanji Dhondi.
Sbains-ul-TJlama Jivanji Jamseiji Modi.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. B. Adams Wylie.
113
Names.
B Ward, South.
Rao Bahadur K. N. Saelor.
Mr. Goverdbandas Haridas Waidya.
Khan Saheb David Solomon,
Mr. Keshavji Kuvarji.
Eao Bahadur Karamsi Damji.
Eao Saheb Gopaldas Khushaldas.
Khan Saheb Kazi Mahomed All Rogay.
Mr. Harjivan Meghji.
„ Purshotam Yadhowji.
„ Gopal Damji.
„ Nanabhai Kashinath.
f7
„ Battonsi Govindji.
S Ward, North.
Eao Bahadur V. 0. Yandekar.
Mr. Shivram Y. Kandalkar.
„ Bbaskar Bhivaji.
„ Krishnaji Bapuji.
„ Eamchandra Yandekar.
„ Y. S, Naringrekar.
Eao Saheb Balkrishna Bhivaji.
Mr. Sakharam Kandalkar.
„ G. Moses.
„ Elijah Solomon.
Khan Saheb David Solomon.
Khan Saheb Saleh Mahomed Ibrahim.
G Ward.
Eao Bahadur G. N. Nadkarai.
Mr. Sitaram Y. Dabholkar.
„ Yeshwant Tanaji.
„ Gajanan E. Daradhar.
„ Gunpat Balwant Yast.
77
1-
Eao Bahadur Dhakji Cashinath.
Dr. P. J. deSouza.
Eao Saheb Nanabhai Moroba.
Khan Saheb David Solomon.
Mr. Abheychand Kasturchand.
Dr. Bezonji Dadabhoy Kapadia.
Mr. Purshofcam Harilal Mohanlal.
Eao Bahadur Maneckchand Kapurchand.
Mr. Kanji Malji.
Eao Saheb Dr. S. S. Misir.
Dr. Purshotam Harichand.
Mr. Amir Barat Khan.
„ Yassanji Purshotam.
Dr. Sambare.
Eao Saheb Purshotam Udhowji.
Khan Saheb Bhikaji Euttonji Rana.
Mr. Yaraanrao Nana Moroba.
„ Shrinath Nanabhai Moroba.
Eao Bahadur Narayen Trimbak Yaidya.
Dr, Popafc Parbhuram.
Names.
0 Ward — continued.
Mr. Madhavrao Bhai.
„ Yithaldas Pranjivandas.
„ Mahdav Lai.
„ Puranmal Gnlji Singhani.
Rao Saheb Mobanji Pranjivandas Gangawala.
Dr. Framji Shapurji.
Rao Saheb Mullooji Narsnji.
Eao Saheb Oasbinath Moorkar.
Eao Saheb Mul ji Narayen.
Mr. Yithaldas Jivandas.
7"l TT7"
J
D Wcira.
Khan Saheb Gulam Hussein Rogay.
Dr. Framji Shapurji.
Khan Bahadur Byramji Dadabhoy.
Khan Saheb David Solomon,
Mr. M. D. Dadyshett.
„ Sundarnath D. Khote.
„ N. Y. Mandlik.
„ Y. E. Bhave.
Dr. A. D. Mody.
„ H. B.Naik.
„ D. B. Naik.
Mr. P. B. Joshi.
„ Nowroji Kursetji Thanawala.
„ B. Sakharamji.
Dr. H. N. Seervai.
„ A. H. Ghaswala.
Lt.-Col. T. A. Freeman.
Dr. M. D, Cama.
Mr. Hirji Pestonji Dinshaw Adenwala.
„ Kursetji F. N. Daver.
E Ward, West.
Eao Saheb D. K. Desai.
Mr. P. 0. Daroowalla.
„ Kondaji Gunpat.
Eao Saheb Dr. V. P. Chavan.
Dr. P. J. Swami.
Rao Saheb Manuji Ragooji.
Mr. Sittaram Luximon.
„ Abdool Rahirnan,
„ Siwji Lingoo.
Khan Saheb A. S. Moos.
Mr. Gunpufc Anaji,
„ Bhiwaji Shiwaji.
„ Chandu Parsad.
„ Maloo Laximan Zilker.
Late Khan Saheb Sheik A, Kadir.
Mr. J. 0. Karadi.
„ Bomanji Shiwaji.
Khan Saheb G. E. Patel.
Mr. Ramzanbai Babanbai.
114.
Names.
E Ward, West — continued.
Mr. Lowji Megji.
Khan Saheb E. Hafiz.
Bao Bahadur Ellapa Ballaram, J. P.
Mr. Hari Luximon,
„ Narsiugi'ao Sayaboo, J. P.
Khan Bahadur Hakim Dyem, J. P.
E Ward, Bijculla.
Khan Bahadur Samuel Isaji.
Mr. Gopiuath Atmaram.
„ James Macdouald.
E Ward, Wari Bundar.
Mr. George Lund.
„ S. S. Somakh.
Khan Saheb B. B. Ashbumer.
F & G Wards.
Eao Bahadur Vassanji Khimji.
Eao Saheb Sitaram Khanderao.
Eao Saheb A. N. Dalvi.
Khan Saheb Shaikh Adam Essoofbhoy.
Mr. D. C. Athaide.
Khan Saheb David Solomon.
Mr. J. F. Madon.
„ W. E. Jaykar.
„ Dongersi Bhimji.
„ K. N. Mahale.
„ Ebrahim Dadu Munshi.
„ Dharrnaji Pragji.
„ N. Moroba.
„ D. Vasudeo E. Acharya,
„ Isaac -Pezzarkar.
j. Samuel S. Mazgaurnkar.
„ J. B. D..Jijibhoy.
„ Marshall.
Names.
F & G Wards — continued.
Mr. E. E. Bhosla,
„ M. Shapurji.
„ B. Mancck Patel.
Dr. S. S. Batliwala.
Central District.
Sirdar Casim Haji Mitha.
Khan Bahadur Hakim Mahomed Dayem,
Khan Bahadur Abdur Eahiman Kadwani.
Khan Bahadur Abdur Eazzak bin Curtas.
Khan Saheb Hassanali Mulla Hakimji.
Khan Saheb Haji Ibrahim Ha jiSumar Patel.
Sirdar Umar Jamal.
Mr. Abdul Ali Karimbhoy.
„ Mahomed Ibrahim Tungekar.
Khan Saheb Saleh Mahomed.
Mr. Yallabji Punjabhai.
„ Mehran Khodabhai.
„ Kanji Udhavji.
Khan Saheb Mirza Mahomed Shirazi.
Mr. Sitaram Keshao Bole.
„ Badrudin Abdulla Kur.
„ Devji Bhikaji.
„ Narayendas Laxmandas.
„ Abdul Hussein Dawudbhai.
„ Abdul Eahiman.
„ Mahomed Hussein.
Shaikh Burhan Shaikh Chand.
Mr. Ibrahim Adarnji Peerbhoy.
Haji Suleman Abdul Wahed.
Mr. Mir Mahomed Khandwani.
Haji Ismail Haji Harun Zakria.
Mr. Kasambhai Moosa.
Otherwise than in District Work.
Dr. Sir Bhalchandra Krishna Bhatawadekar.
Sir Dinshah Manekji Petit, Bart.
Sirdar Mir Abdul Ali.
Mr. Adamji Pirbhoy.
During the year death carried off six most loyal workers.
Eao Saheb OasMnath Moorker.
Khan Saheb Shaikh Abdul Kadir.
Mr. P. F. Bhandara.
Mr. Krishnaji Annaji Halde.
Lieut. 0. H. B. Adams Wylie, I.M.S.
Lient,-Col. Freeman.
115
CHAPTER VIII.
Staff and Expenditure.
Staff.
The following Statements A. and B. show the maximum Plague
staff engaged during the past epidemic in the Special Plague Depart-
ment and the ordinary Municipal Departments, respectively. This does
not include the Special Medical Officer or his Assistant, the Deputy Com-
missioner, the Military Officers, or the Lady Nurses, who are all paid by
Government.
117
A,
during the Fourth Epidemic.
F and G Wards,
including
Stores Depôt
at Government
House, Parel.
Dr. H. Dady Bar-I
jor. t
„ H. K. Tavaria
Dr. J. S.Nerurker.
„ Abraham
Ezekiel.
Mr. E. H. Hate
Mr. G. V. Lad.
1
1
1
1
o
2
1
1
1
1
1
• M-
1
1
24
Central District,
including Byculla,
Northbrook
Garden, Umer-
khadi and Peru
Lane Camps.
Dr. M.K. Munshi.
„ H. F. Ahmed.
Mr. Sk. A. Kadir.
Mrs. B. Myer.
Mr. Geo. Guider.
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
3
1
2
1
1
2
,
27
Maratha
Hospital.
Dr. L. B.
Dhargalkar
Mr. Santo-
oji Ramji
1
1
1
......
1
1
1
2
10
Modi-
khana
Hospital.
Dr. D. A.
Turkhed.
1
1
1
1
1
6
General
Mahome-
dan Hos-
pital.
Mr. T. Ra-
himan.
1
1
1
1
5
Sunni
Julai
Hospital.
Mrs. Barr.
1
1
3
Mahim
Hospital.
•. F. D.
Hormasji
1
Hindu
Fever
Hospital
t Charni
Road
Etaiucna.
......
Mr. P. J.
Divatia.*
1
1
1
4
e
Staff for
Private .
Health
Camps. <
'
Mr. E. R.
P. Glen.
1
2
1 ... .
4
4
o
..
...
...
...
Staff for the F
tan Road Stor
...
...
...
• ••
...
...
»
Total Strength.
Amount.
Rs. a. p.
1 at Rs. 175
175 0 0
1 „ 250
20
„ 250
250 0 0
5,000 0 0
10
„
200 2,000 0 0
1 „ 300
2 „ 250
1 „ 125
1 „ 125
2 „ 100
1 „ 120
1 „ 150
1 „
50
1 „ 150
1 „145410
2 „
125
1
120
1
120
3
60
2
40
1
85
3
30
1
25
2
20
1
15
1
100
1 „
75
1 „
50
4 „
40
1 .,
30
3 „
70
4 „
60
5 „
50
1 „
45
12 „
40
2 „
35
14 „
30
2 „
25
4 „
30
1 „
70
5 „
50
6 „
40
3 „ 35
8 „
30
7 „
25
18 „
20
2 „
15
1 „
50
1 „
14
1 „
12
7 „ 11-8
2 „
11
4
"
10
1 „
9
1 „
8
3 „
60
1 „ 55
1 „ 45
1 „
40
4 „
10
1 " 45
1 „ 30
2 „ 11
1 „ 30
300 0 0
500 0 0
125 0 0
125 0 0
200 0 0
120 0 0
150 0 0
50 0 0
150 0 0
155 0 0
250 0 0
120 0 0
120 0 0
150 0 0
80 0 0
35 0 0
90 0 0
25 0 0
40 0 0
15 0 0
100 0 0
75 0 0
50 0 0
160 0 0
30 0 0
210 0 0
240 0 0
250 0 0
45 0 0
480 0 0
70 0 0
420 0 0
50 0 0
120 0 0
70 0 0
250 0 0
240 0 0
105 0 0
240 0 0
175 0 0
360 0 0
30 0 0
50 0 0
14 0 0
12 0 0
80 8 0
22 0 0
40 0 0
9 0 0
8 0 0
180 0 0
55 0 0
45 0 0
40 0 0
40 0 0
45 0 0
30 0 0
80 0 0
30 0 0
14,725 8 0
* Draws Rs. 100 more from the Hospital Committee,
t Draws Rs. 10 more as house allowance.
118
STATEMENT
The Maximum Plague Staff maintained
Designation and Ray of the Appointment.
Brought forward ...
Compounders
at Rs. 30
Do.
„
25
Do.
„
15
Dresser
„
18
Corpse-bearers
„
20
Poultice boys
„
10
Punkha boys
„
10
Supervisors
„
30
Messengers
„
12
Do
,,
11
Karkoons
allowance ,, 2-8
Bbisty
„
15
Do.
, 11-8
Plumber
, 20
Locksmiths...
"
20
Do
„
15
Muccadums
„
25
Do.
„
20
Do.
„
15
Do.
„
12
Coolies, Stores
„ 13-8
Do.
do.
„
Do.
do
„ 11-8
Do. Disinfection
„ 11-8
Do.
do.
„
10
Do. Ambulance
„ 11-8
Do.
. do.
„
10
Do. Inoculation
,, 11-8
Do.
do.
„
11
. Do. Camp
„ 11-8
Do. do.
, 11
Do. do.
„ 10-8
Do. do.
6
Do. Lime-washing
„ 11-8
Do. Road-repairing ...per day „ 0-6
Watchmen
,.
11
Death Registration Naik
„
15
Do.
do.
Ramosis ... „
11
Tile-turners
,, 16-8
Do.
„
15
Do.
„ 11-8
Engine drivers
„
30
Do. boy
,
12
Do. cleaner
„ 11-8
Do. cooly
„
11
Malli
„
7
Lampmen
, 11-8
Do
„
11
. Do
„
10
Do
,
9
Do
„
3
Kettlemen
„
9
Bhangies
„
15
Do
„ 11-8
Sweepers
,, 11-8
Do
„
Cart-drivers, night-soil
„
12
Do.
do
„ 11-8
Scavengers, Camp
„ 11-8
Ayahs
„
15
Do
„
12
Do
„
11
Ward-boys
„
15
Do
12
Cooks
„
15
Do.
,
12
Do.
„
10
Dhobies
„ 25.
Do
„
15
DO
;, 14
Do
„
12
Do.
„
10
Police
Ramosis*
„ 11-4
Policeman*
„ 12-6
Total ... Rs.
À Ward,
including
Vithal Sayana
Camp and
Cruickshank
Road Camp.
10
••- •••
••••••
......
......
......
......
......
1
......
......
......
......
13
•••••
7
...
. 1
•• ••••
1C
1
1
4
5
......
9
68
B Ward,
Nona,
including
Elphinstone
Bridge Camp.
17
......
......
...
...
12
13
11
6
2
......
15
3
' 3
3
c
4
95
B Ward,
South.
9
......
3
......
54
'..'....
14
!!!!!!
1
1
......
9
91
C Ward,
including
Gokaldas Tejpal
Health Camp
and Charni
Road Health
Camp.
18
......
...'...
1
2
1
......
5
......
70
24
......
......
6
......
"1111
•
35
2
11.111
...
6
6
1
......
...'...
12
189
D Ward,
Including
Chowpaty and
Grant Road
Health Camps.
18
2
.' .' .' .' .' .'
39
12
......
6
23
14
.1!...
2
3
6
4
10
139
E Ward, West,
including
Gilder Street
and Foras Road
Camps and
Elappa Balaram
Camp.
15
......
......
......
......
......
.....
1
......
1
.......
42
9
...
••«...
......
20
1
2
1
.' .!!!!
1
4
15
2
......
7
121
E Ward. East,
Byculla.
11
... ..
......
......
......
,
......
. ...
1
......
1
30
......
8
2
......
......
......
......
......
1
18
......
......
.. ...
'.....
......
......
..' ...!
......
2
,
......
«•«...
..
......
......
* 1
..!.!!
5
1
81
E Ward, East,
Wari Bunder,
including
Narielwadi
and
Wari Bunder
Camps.
H
......
•••
,
......
... ..
... ...
«>•»••
......
......
......
......
......
......
1
......
......
33
12
......
......
8
......
......
......
... ...
......
.. ....
1
21
......
......
*
.......
......
•••••••
......
¿
•*••»•
.....
!!!!!!
2
10
106
All persons drawing less than Rs.16 per mensem,
• Plus Re, 1-8-0 grain compensation.
119
A— continued.
during the Fourth Epidemic—continued.
F and G Wards,
including
Stores Depot
at Government
House, Parel.
24
1
1
4
64
22
1
50
18
185
Central District,
including Byculla,
Northbrook
Garden, Umar-
khadi and Peru
Lane Camps.
27
1
2
G
69
13
2
2
54
4
1
1
13
16
1
2
10
224
Maratha
Hospital.
10
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
12
24
1
21
13
16
2
1
2
2
113
Modi-
khana
Hospital.
6
1
2
5
1
1
2
8
8
1
4
2
8
2
1
2
1
4
59
General
Mahome-
dan Hos-
pital.
5
2
1
3
6
1
1
3
21
Sunni
Julai
Hospital.
S
1
3
8
5
1
1
17
Mahim
Hospital
1
1
4
1
2
2
1
1
13
Hindu
Fever
Hospital
at Charni
Road
Gardens.
4
1
1
2
2
4
1
1
2
18
Staff for
Private
Health
Camps.
2
18
13
10
43
Disinfection Staff
at Poras Road.
1
3
3
7
tail for the sona-
pur.
Haines Road
Tank Bunder
Hindu and Maho-
medanCemeterles.
4
8
6
9
4
26
...
...
...
...
2
2
Staff
for the Pal-
tan Road Stores.
...
...
...
...
1
2
,.
3
Total Strength.
1 at Rs. 25
3 „
15
1 ,, 18
2 „
20
1 „ 10
2 „
10
3 „
30
6 „
12
9 „
11
4 „ 2-8
1 „
15
1 „ 11-8
1 „ 20
2 „
20
2 „
15
1 »
25
3 „
26
22 „
15
1 „ 12
4 „
15
3 „ 13-8
6 „ 11-8
426 „ 11-8
13 „
10
122 „ 11-8
6 „
10
2 „ 11-8
4 „
11
15 „ 11-8
1 „
11
18 „ 10-8
2 „
6
17 „ 11-8
24 days at A s. 6
6 at Rs. 11
2 „
15
267 „
11
1 „ 16-8
2 „
15
23 „ 11-8
3 „
30
1 „
12
2 „ 11-8
1 »
11
1
"
7
4 , 11-8
1 „
11
1
„
10
4 „
9
1 3
7 „
9
3 „
15
85
11-8
37 „ 11-8
22 „
9
1 ,;
12
2 „ 11-8
7 „ 11-8
26 „
15
2 „
12
2 „ 11
23 „
15
22 „
12
4 „
15
4 „
12
2 „
10
1 „
25
4
"
15
1 „ 14
2 „
12
1 „
10
114
12-12
1 „ 13-14
1,02
Amount.
Es. a. p.
14,725 8 0
25 0 0
45 0 0
18 0 0
40 0 0
10 0 0
20 0 0
90 0 0
72 0 0
99 0 0
10 0 0
15 0 0
11 8 0
20 0 0
40 0 0
30 0 0
25 0 U
60 0 0
330 0 0
12 0 0
60 0 0
40 8 0
69 0 0
4,899 0 0
130 0 0
1,403 0 0
60 0 0
23 0 0 '
44 0 0
172 8 0
11 0 0
189 0 0
12 0 0
195 8 0
270 0 0
66 0 0
30 0 0
2.937 8 0
16 0 U
30 8 0
264 0 0
90 0 0
12 0 0
23 0 0
11 0 0
7 0 0
46 0 0
11 0 0
10 0 0
36 0 0
3 0 0
C3 0 0
45 8 0
977 8 0
425 0 0
198 0 0
12 0 0
23 8 0
80 0 0
390 0 0
24 0 0
22 0 0
345 0 0
264 0 0
GO 0 0
48 0 0
20 0 0
25 0 0
60 0 0
14 0 0
24 0 0
10 0 o
1,453 8 0
13 14 0
31,467 6 0
are allowed a rupee more for grain compensation.
120
Statement
Maximum Plague Staff in different Municipal
DESIGNATION.
Special Assistant Engineer
at Ks. 400
Assistant to Chief Accountant
... „
300
Special Assistant Engineer ... til Rs. 200 + 50
Inspectors ...
.
...
... at Es 125
]00
„
80
Clerk, Office
„
80
„
„
...
...
... ,,
75
„ Pay
„
70
„ Office
„
GO
„ Pay
55
55
„ Office
„
50
5 , Notice
„
50
„ Office
„
45
»
i>
„
40
,, Notice
,,
40
„ Office
,,
35
15
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...
...
...
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20
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,,
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Store Inspector, Extra Allowance ... „
70
,,
Assistant
,,100 + 30
Medical men
,,
750
,,
,,
.m
...
... , r
500
»i
„
250
5,
„
„
200
Hospital Assistant
...
Es. 35 + 25 + 10
„
„
...
Es. 25 + 25 + 10+20
„
„
Es. 25 + 25 + 10
„
Es.
50
,,
,,
...
•••
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4c
Corapounder
,,
20
Veterinary Surgeon (allowance) ... „
50
Engine Driver
...
„
30
Carried over ...
Health Department.
Head
Office.
11
1
, 1
...
...
...
13
No. 1
Divu.
.. i
...
...
• ••
No. 2
Divn.
1
1
2
No 3
Divn.
1
1
No. 4
Divn.
1
1
Arthur Road Hos-
pital.
...
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
8
BandoraSlaughter-
house Hospital.
...
•
...
•»«*
...
...
...
.„
Farel Laboratory.
...
...
...
1
1
...
"*1
1
4
121
B.
Departments during the Fourth Epidemic.
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I
1
1
1
2
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
4
1
4
19
1
6
7
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
71
Total amount per
month.
Es. a. p.
400 0 0
300 0 0
250 0 0
250 0 0
1,100 0 0
80 0 0
80 0 0
75 0 0
70 0 0
60 0 0
55 0 0
100 0 0
150 0 0
45 0 0
1GO 0 0
40 0 0
140 0 0
570 0 0
28 0 0
150 0 0
140 0 0
50 0 0
30 0 0
25 0 0
20 0 0
30 0 0
70 0 0
130 0 0
750 0 0
500 0 0
250 0 0
200 0 0
70 0 0
80 0 0
GO 0 0
50 0 0
45 0 0
40 0 0
50 0 0
30 0 0
6,723 0 0
NAMES.
M!r. J. D. Nadcrshaw.
„ Battoiiji Pardunji Khainbatta.
„ Nowroji D. Katrack.
lessrs, M. M. Eistri and A. K. Dadachanji.
Messrs. N. J. Billimoria. J. H. Karanjia,
N. D. Mistri, J. M. Fitter, M. J. V, Ross,
F. S. Bharucha, B. K. Banna, R.D. Kanga,
H. F. Dias, J. S. Langrana, and R. AY.
"Whitham.
Mr. Bal Nilaji Pitale.
Mr. H. Wald.
„ J. M. Govendar.
Dr. Polverini.
„ Mayr.
„ P. C. Sethua.
„ Dorabsctt.
Mr. Sorab N. Raniua,
122
Statement
Maximum Plague Staff in different Municipal
DESIGNATION.
Brought forward ...
Campmaster
,
...
Es, 20
Nurses
Rs. 100 + 1-8 per day.
Ayahs
Es.
30
15
Wajdboys
,
25
„
...
...
... „
15
„
...
...
..- „
12
Masons
Ee. 1 per day.
Fitter
...
...
...
„ 1 „
Mucadum ...
Ans. 12 „
Cooliea
„ 7
„
„
...
...
...
„ 5 ,,
Lascars
Rs. 10 per month.
Watchmen...
...
„ 10
„
Bhisty
...
...
„ 15
„
Bicycle boy
...
„ 15
„
Biggaries ...
...
„ 12
„
„
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•••
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„
„
...
...
,, 11
„
„
...
...
„ 9
„
M
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Cook
„ 17
„
12
„
...
...
M
LA
„
Dhobi
...
...
„ 20
„
„
...
...
„ 12
„
„
..%
...
,, 10
„
Grave-digger
...
„ 10
„
Hamal
„ 10
„
Laboratory boy ...
„ 12
„
„
(allowance)
,,10
„
Peons
...
...
„ 10
„
»
•••
•••
>» *
»>
„
...
...
„ 8
„
»
•••
•••
i>
7
„
» boy
„
3
„
Police Eamosis ...
,,11-4
„
Syces
, 10
„
Halalcorea
„ 14
„
„
...
...
t , 11-8
„
Sweepers
„ 11
tt
Total ...
Health Departments.
Head
Office.
13
„.
1
• ••
1
2
...
17
No.l
Divn.
...
...
...
9
9
No. 2
Divn.
2
...
8
5
No. 3 3
Divn.
1
•»•
7
8
<To.4
Divn.
1
22
13
6
51
98
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4
1
4
1
13
88
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1
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25
112
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Departments during the Fourth Epidemic—contd.
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26
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71
1
4
1
4
1
13
38
2
1
1
16
30
27
2
1
1
2
4
1
22
13
1
2
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
4
7
25
72
2
415
Total amount per
month.
Rs. a. p.
6,723 0 0
20 0 0
580 0 0
30 0 0
60 0 0
25 0 0
195 0 o
456 0 0
60 0 0
30 0 0
22 8 0
210 0 0
281 4 0
270 0 0
20 0 0
15 0 0
15 0 0
24 0 0
46 0 0
11 0 0
198 0 0
78 0 0
17 0 0
24 0 0
20 0 0
12 0 0
10 0 0
60 0 0
10 0 0
12 0 0
10 0 0
20 0 0
54 0 0
8 0 0
28 0 0
3 0 0
45 0 0
70 0 0
850 0 0
828 0 0
22 0 0
10,972 12 0
NAMES.
Migses Wiusoome, Goodall, Yates and Baker,
124
Among the'whole staff 20 cases of Plague were reported during the
year as follows :—
Medical Officer (Dr. J. B. de Quadros)
1
2
1
16
One of the Sub-Inspectors, the Kettle boy, and 3 of the coolies re-
covered, the other cases terminated fatally. Most of the staff were in-
oculated. Inspectors Murfoy, Alexander and Demmi, all tried and loyal
servants, died of causes other than Plague during the year.
The District Officers, almost without exception, speak in the highest
terms of the superior staff working under their orders, and there was
hardly a man among the sectional Medical Officers who did not spend
himself ungrudgingly when the epidemic was severe. The Inspectors
and Sub-Inspectors on the whole worked loyally and well—though in
taking on extra hands when Plague increased, a considerable number of
the new men tried had to be dispensed with after a very brief probation.
A special word of praise is due to Mr. J. Clarke of the Health Depart-
ment who worked as a contact inspector in C. Ward and carried out his
duties with very marked tact and success. The clei'ical staff worked
specially well in C. Ward, D. Ward, E. Ward, West, F. and G. Wards,
and the Central District. One Sub-Inspector and 5 or 6 mucadums,
ramosis, &c., were dismissed for taking bribes during the'year, but on
the whole few complaints were made. It may be mentioned that one
outsider was caught personating a Plague official and extorting money.
He was convicted and sentenced to 4 months' imprisonment.
During the year there was a very sevei^e epidemic of small-pox and
at the end of the year cholera appeared. In connection with these dis-
eases the District Officers and staff were called upon to undertake all dis-
infection work, and in the case of small-pox the removal of the sick as
well. These calls, involving additional work, and additional risk, were
responded to with alacrity by all, and the hearty loyalty of every one
went far to minimise the difficulties of administration.
Expenditure.
The following statement shows the expenditure on Plague opera-
tions from 1st June 1899 to 31st May 1900.
Ustallisliment.
Central Offices, Superior
Do.
Subordinate
District Offices, Superior
Do.
Subordinate
Hospitals, Superior
Do
Subordinate
Military, Naval, and Police Subordi-
nates
...
. ..
...
. i.
..
Labourers, Halalcoies, Scavengers
Tile Turners
...
Death Registration Rarnosis
Expenditure
incurred by tne
Municipality,
Us. a. p.
3,210 0 0
19,305 12 7
96,096 1 8
55,714: 0 8
13,719 14 5
38,173 1 1
7,G1G 8 0
08,640 15 8
1,112 8 4
20,841 5 6
3,31,089 14 11
Payments made
on account of
charges incurred
by the Munici-
pality during the
existence of the
Plague Committee.
Us. a. p.
Payments made
and receipts
realized against
charges incurred
toy the Plague
Committee.
Rs. a. p.
960 0 0
27 8 7
987 8 7
Total.
Rs. a.
4,170 0
19,365 12
90,096 1
55,714 0
13,719 14
38,173 1
7,616 3
(>8,GGS 8
1,112 S
26,841 5
3,32,077 7
P-
0
7
S'
8
5
1
0
3
4
S
6