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Civil Surgeons—continued.
DISTRICT.
1
Malda
...
...
Mymensingh ...
Midnapore ...
Hazaribagh ...
Khulna
...
...
Darbhanga ... ...
Tippera
...
...
Sonthal Parganas...
Ranchi (late Lo¬
hardaga district).
Singhbhum ...
Saran
...
...
Gaya
...
...
Bhagalpur...
...
Hooghly ... ...
Muzaffarpur ...
Jessore
...
...
Bogra
...
...
Rajshahi ... ...
Palamau ... ...
Noakhali ... ...
Burdwan ... ... ...
Rangpur ... ...
Puri
...
...
Patna
...
...
Shahabad ... ...
Name of Civil Surgeon.
2
Dr. U. C. Mukherji for one and
a half months, Dr. Fink for
one month and Dr. K. B.
Naraivan for three and a half
months.
Dr. Ashe
...
...
...
...
Captain B. H. Deare
...
...
Captain F. P. Maynard ... ...
Assistant Surgeon Gopal Chan-
dra Mukherji.
Brigade Surgeon Lieutenant¬
Colonel F. A. Smyth for four
months and Lieutenant-Colo-
nel T. Grainger for two
months.
Dr. J. G. Fleming
...
...
Dr. J. Kelly
...
...
...
Lieutenant-Colonel F.
R.
Swaine for five and a half
months and Captain B. Chat¬
terton for half a month.
Assistant
Surgeon
Raman
Krishna De for two months
and Dr. A. A. Allison for four
months.
Dr. McCaully Hayes for two and
a half months and Captain
R. H. Maddox for three and a
half months.
Major C. E. Sunder
...
...
Captain J. T. Calvert for five
and a half months and Captain
C. R. Stevens for half a month.
Lieutenant-Colonel R. L. Dutt
and Dr. H. Jagannadham in
Serampore.
Lisutenant-Colonel T. Grainger
for one month and Major F. S.
Peck for five months.
Lieutenant-Colonel D. Basu ...
Dr. V. L. Watts ... ... ...
Lieutenant-Colonel J. ffrench¬
Mullen.
Dr. R. M. Banerji ... ... ...
Dr. St. John Moses for half a
month and Assistant Surgeon
Upendra Nath Sen for five and
a half months.
Captain J. C. Vaughan ... ...
Major N. P. Sinha
...
...
Dr. J. C. Gillmon for one month
and Dr. J. L. Hendley for five
months.
Major R. H. Whitwell for three
and a half months and Lieute-
nant-Colonel R. C. Cobb for
two and a half months; and
Captain A. F. Stevens in Dina¬
pore Cantonment.
Lieutenant-Colonel W. Flood¬
Murray,
Number of villages in
his jurisdiction.
3
3,248
7,959
14,934
8,087
3,209
3,890
6,318
11,263
3,578
2,877
4,294
10,095
5,067
2,504
4,106
4,851
3,912
5,974
3,591
2,625
3,560
3,537
5,000
4,669
4,894
Total number of opera-
tions performed in his
jurisdiction.
4
29,785
114,974
68,691
27,789
46,759
72,624
55,184
49,551
32,973
19,832
60,542
58,689
80,400
22,616
71,401
54,775
17,233
47,558
16,308
32,914
31,986
64,990
20,417
40,708
25,816
Number of villages visit¬
ed.
5
411
142
208
515
103
201
175
320
350
204
306
239
162
122
177
147
222
203
505
96
68
87
152
39
94
Number of operations in-
spected.
6
8,701
8,264
6,624
5,737
5,590
4,847
4,809
4,726
4,638
4,595
4,533
4,498
4,331
4,204
4,202
4,125
4,078
3,940
3,559
3,491
3,132
3,093
2,992
2,946
2,879
Number of operations
found to have been suc-
cessfully vaccinated.
7
8,469
7,476
6,435
5,439
5,430
4,451
4,574
4,616
4,487
4,031
4,274
4,084
4,192
4,139
4,140
4,023
4,047
3,875
3,407
3,255
2,866
3,027
2,925
2.487
2,807
Proportion of operations
inspected to total number
of operations performed
in his jurisdiction.
8
29.21
7.18
9.64
20.64
11.95
6.67
8.71
9.53
14.06
23.16
7.48
7.66
5.38
18.58
5.88
7.63
23.66
8.28
21.82
10.60
9.79
5.62
14.65
7.23
11.15
Proportion of successful
operations to total num-
ber of operations inspect-
ed.
9
97.33
90.46
97.14
94.80
97.13
91.83
95.11
97.67
96.74
87.72
94.28
90.79
96.79
98.45
98.52
97.52
99.23
98.35
96.72
93.23
91.50
97.86
97.76
84.41
97.50