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No.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
District.
Puri
Hazaribagh
Lohardaga
Palamau
Manbhum
Singhbhum
...
...
...
...
...
...
Answer.
States he has instructed the District Superintendent of Police to
issue orders to the police officers in charge of thanas to submit
reports of cattle disease through him and to send the report here
in English, as most of the thanas officers do not know English.
States the cattle disease reports should go through the district
officers.
He strongly objects to any authority to report any matter except
through the officers of their district. He sees no reason why
outbreaks should not be reported by District Superintendent of
Police who has been ordered to follow this procedure in future.
States orders have been issued to the police to report district out-
breaks of contagious disease.
He has no objection, if we are prepared to pay the postage on all
such reports, as the police budget grant is too small to bear such
charges.
He has no objection.
APPENDIX XXXIV.
No. 252 D.R. dated Ranchi, the 14th March 1898.
From—The Deputy Commissioner of Lohardaga,
To—The Superintendent, Civil Veterinary Department, Bengal, Belgatchia.
WITH reference to your letter No 94 V. I., dated 17th ultimo, I have the honour to
state that I wish I had the means to employ a Veterinary Assistant, but as there is no
District Board in this district, and as under section 109 of Act IX (B.C.) of 1880 which
is in force here the funds of the Road Cess Committee can only be spent on communication
and water-supply, I am powerless in this matter.
Cattle d sease of several kinds is practically endemic in this district, and an enquiry on
the spot by a qualified Veterinary Surgeon would be most beneficial if Government could
be prevailed upon to bear the necessary expenses.
I would suggest that you should move in the matter. I will also make a representation
on the subject through the Commissioner.
APPENDIX XXXV.
RINDERPEST EXPERIMENTS.
Table showing results of test inoculations after Bile injection.
Animals experi-
mented upon.
K
T
K
T
K
T X
L
K
L
K
L
K
L
K
L
K K
L
K
L
K
1
1. Bullock ...
2.
Do. ...
10.
Do. ...
2. Do. ...
4.
Do. ...
13.
Do. ...
16.
Do. ...
18.
Do. ...
Do. ...
XXII. Do. ...
V. Do. ...
BILL INJECTION.
Quantity.
2
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
Dates.
3
3rd Sept.
1897.
Ditto
Ditto
5th Sept.
1897.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
6th Sept.
1897.
7th Sept.
1897.
FIRST BLOOD INJECTION.
Quantity.
4
1 C.C.M. ...
20 C.C.M. ...
20 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
10 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
Dates.
5
28th Jan.
1898.
10th Sept.
1897.
Ditto
16th Sept.
1897.
28th Jan.
1898.
12th Feb.
1898.
12th Sept.
1808.
12th Feb.
1898.
28th Jan.
1888.
12th Feb.
1898.
Ditto
SECOND BLOOD INJEC-
----.
Quantity.
6
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
...
1 C.C.M. ...
...
1 C.C.M. ...
...
...
Dates.
7
4th Feb.
1898.
28th Jan.
1898.
Ditto
Ditto
4th Feb.
1898.
...
28th Jan.
1898.
...
4th Feb.
1898.
...
...
THIRD BLOOD INJEC-
----.
Quantity.
8
...
1 C.C.M.
1 C.C.M. ...
1 C.C.M. ...
...
...
1 C.C.M.
...
...
...
...
Dates.
9
...
4th Feb.
1898.
Ditto
Ditto
...
...
4th Feb.
1898.
...
...
...
...
Minimum dura-
tion of im-
munity.
10
6 Months and
days.
Ditto
Ditto.
5 Months and
days.
Ditto
5 Months and
days.
6 Months and
days.
5 Months and
days.
5 Months and
days.
5 Months and
days.
Doubtful
5
...
8
...
10
2
10
8
9
...
REMARKS.
11
Temperature rose
to 104.2° on 27th
day and he was off
feud. Returned to
normal next day.
Temperature rose
½° F. on sixth day.
Showed no exter-
nal
symptoms
of
rinderpest,
but the tempera-
ture rose from
102° to 103.4° F.
on the sixth day
after blood injec-
tion.