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( 4A )
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT A.
Showing the ratio of successful vaccinations and the ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of the population, in the districts and municipalities of the
North-Western Provinces and Oudh, for a series of years—(continued).
Number.
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Names of districts and
municipalities.
Mainpuri district
Ditto Municipality
Total
Etáwah district
Ditto Municipality
Total
Etah district
Ditto Municipality
Soron
Kasganj
„
......
Marehra
Jalesar
„
Total
Almora district
Ditto Municipality
Total
...
Population
according
to census
of 1891.
743,612
18,551
762,163
688,836
38,793
727,629
645,716
7,800
11,265
16,050
7,812
13,420
702,063
410,043
6,825
416,868
1890-91.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1890-91.
18.03
27.06
18.24
19.74
36.84
20.65
19.87
36.67
35.06
28.16
28.29
61.47
21.38
36.08
65.46
36.52
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1891.
.09
...
.09
.05
...
.05
.38
...
...
...
.13
...
.35
.18
.49
.18
1891-92.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1891-92.
17.37
31.48
17.71
18.26
34.65
19.12
18.18
30.77
24.67
51.03
30.47
22.80
19.39
24.77
98.76
35.17
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1892.
0.4
...
.04
.07
.08
.07
.03
...
...
...
...
...
.03
.01
...
.01
1892-93.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1892-93.
19.61
31.80
19.90
21.36
28.45
21.74
19.86
31.53
32.93
35.63
46.33
25.48
20.95
31.74
85.37
32.54
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1893.
.02
.05
.02
.01
.15
.02
.03
...
...
...
.13
...
.02
.01
...
.01
1893-94.
R
atio of successful vacci-
nations in 1893-94.
23.32
34.88
23.60
26.34
40.50
27.09
34.78
33.85
37.55
38.82
31.49
48.14
35.12
34.85
39.99
34.92
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1894.
.01
...
.01
.02
.23
.03
.07
.13
.09
...
...
...
.07
...
...
...
1894-95.
R atio of successful vacci-
nations in 1894-95.
25.18
26.09
25.19
26.25
27.76
26.33
40.70
34.87
39.32
41.49
35.84
25.93
40.30
33.83
23.83
33.69
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1895.
.04
...
.04
.01
...
.01
.03
...
...
.19
...
.07
.03
...
...
...
1895-96.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1895-96.
30.81
34.07
30.89
27.83
40.65
28.51
37.63
39.49
38.97
42.24
43.39
52.01
38.12
36.58
138.75
38.10
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1896.
1.85
...
1.81
1.11
.51
1.08
1.46
.38
.53
.93
...
2.16
1.42
.28
.65
.28
1896-97.
Ratio of successful vacci¬
natons in 1896-97.
30.47
37.89
30.65
28.44
49.15
29.55
38.66
36.67
38.79
42.68
44.03
40.54
38.83
55.51
57.79
55.54
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1897.
2.28
.05
2.23
1.39
.39
1.33
3.13
.64
...
.68
.26
...
2.91
.14
1.30
.16
1897-98.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1897-98.
23.89
26.47
23.95
28.17
40.39
28.82
34.42
30.13
33.91
41.74
41.35
16.84
34.27
54.19
25.79
53.77
Ratio of deaths from
small-pox in 1898.
...
...
...
...
...
...
.01
...
...
.06
...
...
.01
.03
...
.03
1898-99.
Ratio of successful vacci-
nations in 1898-99.
28.33
25.30
28.26
25.97
40.44
26.74
36.44
38.33
34.97
42.18
42.37
26.97
36.46
56.87
17.00
56.21
Ratio of deaths from
small pox in 1899.
( 6A )
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT A.
Showing the ratio of successful vaccinations and the ratio of deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of the population, in the districts and municipalities of the
North-Western Provinces and Oudh, for a series of years—(continued).
Number.
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
Names of districts and
municipalities.
Sháhjahánpur district ...
Ditto
Municipality ...
Tilhar „ ...
Total ...
Lucknow district ...
Ditto Municipality ...
Total ...
Unao district
...
...
Do. Municipality ...
Total ...
Bara Banki district ...
Nawabganj Municipality ...
Total ...
Population.
according to
census of
1891.
824,739
76,977
17,265
918,981
524,652
249,511
774,163
940,805
12,831
953,636
1,116,474
14,432
1,130,906
1890-91.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1890-91.
15.90
19.29
73.67
17.27
19.72
8.74
16.25
5.60
49.02
6.18
10.46
35.75
10.79
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1891.
12
.01
...
.10
.01
.01
.01
.04
.08
.04
.01
.14
.01
1891-92.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1891-92.
17.89
23.28
78.48
19.48
22.37
14.17
19.73
7.28
86.27
8.34
27.69
42.06
27.87
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1892.
.07
.05
.05
.07
...
...
...
.01
.08
.02
.01
...
.01
1892-93.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1892-93.
16.81
33.63
80.39
19.51
28.21
20.35
25.67
10.01
67.41
10.78
21.87
27.71
21.94
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1893.
.16
.23
.06
.16
.02
.01
.02
.04
...
.04
.04
...
.04
1893-94.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1893-94.
17.84
52.48
41.01
21.18
37.34
64.71
45.98
29.70
21.35
9.58
30.85
24.32
30.77
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1894.
.13
.10
...
.13
.02
.06
.03
.03
.16
.04
.03
...
.03
1894-95.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1894-95.
22.97
36.44
72.17
25.02
39.08
14.44
31.30
32.16
46.77
32.35
28.05
29.38
28.07
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1895.
.04
...
.06
.04
.01
...
.01
...
...
...
...
...
...
1895-96.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1895-96.
25.35
37.20
55.08
26.91
41.97
30.01
38.07
33.36
51.36
33.65
26.98
28.96
27.00
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1893.
1.14
.04
.17
1.03
.51
.85
.61
3.90
.39
3.85
.31
...
.30
1896-97.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1896-97.
25.03
32.31
44.25
26.00
37.72
29.59
35.15
26.51
60.32
26.97
22.82
28.96
22.90
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1897.
3.21
.23
2.43
2.94
.58
.18
.45
1.00
...
.98
1.44
.07
1.42
1897-98.
Ratio of successful vaccina-
tions in 1897-98.
21.20
27.10
33.82
21.93
37.59
25.57
33.79
20.88
25.25
20.94
15.98
24.67
16.09
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1898.
.01
.09
...
.02
.01
...
.01
...
...
...
.02
...
.02
1898-99.
Ratio of successful vaccina¬
nations in 1898-99.
21.13
39.09
111.73
24.34
35.63
24.95
32.18
20.62
25.17
20.68
18.53
28.20
18.65
Ratio of deaths from small-
pox in 1899.
( 12A )
SUPPLEMENTARY
Showing particulars of vaccination in various municipalities
Number.
1
69
70
71
72
73.
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
Circle.
2
Second Circle.
District.
3
Almora
...
Naini Tál
...
Lucknow ...
Unao ...
Bara Banki
...
Sítapur
...
Hardoi
...
Kheri
...
Fyzabad
...
Bahraich
...
Gonda
...
Rae Bareli
...
Sultánpur
...
Partábgarh ...
Gorakhpur ...
Azamgarh
...
Jaunpur ...
Mirzapur
...
Benares ...
Gházipur ...
Ballia ...
Municipalities.
4
Almora
...
...
Naini Tál ... ...
Kashipur
... ...
Haldwani ... ...
Lucknow ... ...
Unao
...
...
Nawabganj ... ...
Sítapur
...
...
Khairabad ... ...
Hardoi
...
...
Shahabad
...
...
Sandi ... ...
Pihani
...
...
Sandila
... ...
Lakhimpur
...
...
Mohamdi
...
...
Fyzabad-Ajudhia ...
Tánda
... ...
Bahraich
...
...
Nanpara ... ...
Bhinga
...
...
Gonda
...
...
Nawabganj ...
...
Utraula
...
...
Balrampur
... ...
Rae Bareli
...
...
Sultánpur
...
...
Bela
...
...
Gorakhpur ... ...
Azamgarh
...
...
Jaunpur ... ...
Mirzapur-Bindhachal ...
Chunar
...
...
Benares
...
...
Gházipur
...
...
Ballia ... ...
Total
...
Total for the Province ...
Population
according to
census of
1891.
5
6,825
7,883
14,717
4,947
249,511
12,831
14,432
17,149
13,773
11,152
20,153
9,639
7,993
16,813
8,073
6,932
72,686
19,724
24,046
9,322
5,921
14,609
9,213
6,625
14,849
18,798
8,751
8,958
63,158
19,442
42,819
84,130
11,423
211,586
44,970
16,372
1,130,225
3,153,040
Average
number of
vaccinators
employed
throughout
the year.
6
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
6
1
1
55
142
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
7
Male.
77
187
247
116
3,615
170
248
579
259
218
279
115
109
260
226
147
1,100
541
692
166
99
346
201
179
222
349
341
106
1,118
516
906
2,492
206
3,200
812
370
20,814
61,240
Female.
69
185
268
88
3,583
186
177
296
236
182
259
99
144
263
81
128
1,029
529
673
135
113
294
179
135
192
328
254
112
1,040
372
730
1,664
182
2,865
673
294
18,037
53,171
Total.
146
372
515
204
7,198
356
425
875
495
400
538
214
253
523
307
275
2,129
1,070
1,365
301
212
640
380
314
414
677
595
218
2,158
888
1,636
4,156
388
6,065
1,485
664
38,851
114,411
Average
number of
persons vac¬
cinated by
each
vaccinator.
8
146.00
372.00
515.00
204.00
719.80
356.00
425.00
875.00
495.00
400.00
538.00
214.00
253.00
523.00
307.00
275.00
1,064.50
1,070.00
1,365.00
301.00
212.00
640.00
380.00
314.00
414.00
677.00
595.00
218,00
1,079.00
888.00
818.00
1,385.33
388.00
1,010.83
1,485.00
664.00
706.38
805.71
* Calculated on average
( 13A )
STATEMENT B.
of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh, during the year 1898-99—(concluded).
Primary vaccination.
Total.
9
120
320
509
180
6,812
356
425
705
305
400
522
214
252
523
290
275
1,977
1,053
1,365
301
212
627
380
312
413
663
518
203
2,156
872
1,628
4,156
388
5,997
1,307
664
37,400
110,515
Successful.
Under one
year.
10
30
243
463
128
4,377
266
341
409
222
288
412
188
210
372
74
193
1,525
440
1,024
201
181
347
114
183
259
496
408
124
975
363
990
2,046
194
3,358
770
426
22,640
78,676
Over one
and under
six years.
11
69
46
15
31
1,456
57
53
152
50
47
90
12
33
86
51
47
325
310
269
68
19
50
148
57
42
140
65
53
728
188
298
1,173
136
2,738
447
143
9,692
19,701
Total of
all ages.
12
107
300
481
169
5,977
323
407
665
273
355
502
200
247
482
222
250
1,884
831
1,349
274
201
599
296
292
387
642
488
182
1,778
710
1,459
3,860
334
5,322
1,230
611
33,689
101,828
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
26
52
6
24
386
...
...
170
190
...
16
...
1
...
17
...
152
17
...
...
...
13
...
2
1
14
77
15
2
16
8
...
...
68
178
...
1,451
3,896
Successful.
14
9
11
4
21
248
...
...
142
164
...
10
...
1
...
15
...
111
5
...
...
...
6
...
1
1
14
73
9
2
12
7
...
...
41
136
...
1,043
2,545
Percentage of success¬
ful cases in which the
results were known.
Primary.
15
90.68
94.34
95.82
95.48
91.57
91.50
96.22
95.68
91.61
89.19
97.10
93.90
98.80
93.41
80.14
99.60
95.59
86.47
98.90
91.33
97.57
97.08
79.78
95.11
97.98
98.01
95.31
90.55
100.00
88.42
90.34
94.96
88.82
92.20
97.46
92.43
93.51
95.01
Re-vacci¬
nation.
16
34.61
100.00
100.00
100.00
65.43
...
...
88.52
86.31
...
62.50
...
100.00
...
88.23
...
75.00
38.46
...
...
...
46.15
...
50.00
100.00
100.00
94.80
60.00
100.00
75.00
100.00
...
...
60.29
87.18
...
76.30
71.95
Persons
successfully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of popula-
tion.
17
17.00
*30.65
32.95
38.41
24.95
25.17
28.20
47.06
31.73
31.83
25.40
20.75
31.03
28.67
29.36
36.06
27.45
42.38
56.10
29.39
33.95
41.41
32.13
44.23
26.13
34.90
64.11
21.32
28.18
37.14
34.24
45.88
29.24
25.35
30.38
37.32
30.73
33.10
Number of unknown
cases.
18
Primary.
2
2
7
3
285
3
2
10
7
2
5
1
2
7
13
24
6
92
1
1
6
10
9
5
18
8
6
2
378
69
13
91
12
225
45
3
1,375
3,345
Re-vaccina¬
tion.
...
41
2
3
7
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4
4
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
...
...
...
22
...
84
360
Number.
19
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
population 10,145.
12
ORDERS OF
GOVERNMENT.
No.
1036 / XVI —2 3 1 B/ 7 - 7 OF 1899.
RESOLUTION.
SANITATION DEPARTMENT.
Dated Naini Tal, the 30th September 1899.
READ—
Annual Report on Vaccination in the North-Western Provinces and Oudh for 1898-99.
OBSERVATIONS.—The report was due on the 1st July, but the
complete manuscripts were not received by the Press till the 24th
August, and the report did not reach Government till the 9th September.
The Officiating Sanitary Commissioner has submitted a separate explan-
ation of the delay, which was due to changes in the superior staff,
necessitated by Colonel Thomson, Sanitary Commissioner, suddenly
taking leave in April, and consequent inexperience of the officer in
charge of the 1st Circle.
2. The period covered by the report is that of the three years
ending the 31st March 1899, though the year 1898-99 is more partic-
ularly referred to. The total number of Assistant Superintendents of
Vaccination in 1898-99 was 49, and of vaccinators 920. Supervision
of vaccination is exercised in the districts of Allahabad, Benares,
Lucknow, Agra, Bareilly, Cawnpore, Gorakhpur, and Dehra Dún, and
in the hill tracts, by the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners, and else-
where by the District Civil Surgeons; and this arrangement, which
was made in 1893, is reported to work satisfactorily. For the three
years ending the 31st March 1896 the average number of vaccinations
performed in a year was 1,428,583, and the average number of success-
ful primary vaccinations, 1,245,074. The corresponding figures for
the following three years were 1,436,884 and 1,239,532. The number
of successful primary vaccinations (1,227,261) in 1898-99 was some-
what less than that (1,308,941) in 1896-97, but more than that
(1,182,395) in 1897-98. The reasons given for the fall in 1897-98 are
the low birth rate during the famine in 1897, the reduced condition of
children owing to famine, which rendered them unfit for operation, and
the deputation of a considerable number of vaccinators on plague duty
Though the places of men so deputed were supplied, the temporary
employés neither commanded the same confidence, nor did the work
as well as the permanent men. The Government accepts the opinion
that, in the absence of such a necessity as that caused by plague,
it is not usually advisable to withdraw vaccinators from their regular
duties.
3. The total number of persons successfully vaccinated per 1,000
of the population was 28.87 in 1896-97, 25.97 in 1897-98, and 26.92 in
1898-99. In reviewing the triennial report for 1893—96, the Gov-
ernment remarked that the greatest progress during that period was
observable in Oudh (where, at an earlier date, vaccination had been very
backward), except in Sultánpur, Bahraich, and Gonda; and that
( 3 )
by the increases (chiefly in Gonda, Gorakhpur, Basti, and Mirzapur) in
the 2nd Circle, aggregating 48,442. The inference seems to be
that improved administration produced an effect in some backward
eastern districts that was not nullified by the general causes which are
referred to by the Sanitary Commissioner in his paragraph 12 as
producing a decrease, and which preclude any opinion being pronounced
as to the normal progress of vaccination during the three years under
review. These causes—the results of famine and of the suspicions
caused by plague preventive measures—were an exceptionally high
death rate, which was especially heavy among children; an excep-
tionally low birth rate, which, of course, affected the work of a
department whose aim is to vaccinate the maximum number of children
within twelve months of birth; an enfeebled condition among children,
often rendering them unfit for operation; and the deputation of exper-
ienced vaccinators on plague duty. Notwithstanding these causes, if
re-vaccinations as well as primary vaccinations be taken into account,
the average proportion per 1,000 of persons protected by vaccination
in 1896—99, as compared with those so protected in 1893—96, shows a
slight increase from 26.89 to 27.25.
6. The Government in 1896, in reviewing the results of the
preceding three years, pointed out the remarkable difference between
the 1st and 2nd Circles in the proportion of infantile to other vaccina-
tion. There has been no change in this respect in 1896—99. In 1898
the number of births in the 1st Circle was 871,457, and in the 2nd
Circle, 880,268 ; but the successful primary vaccinations in 1898-99 of
children under one year were 434,335 in the 1st Circle and 199,199
in the 2nd Circle, while the number of such vaccinations of children
over one and under six years was 125,299 in the 1st Circle and
354,943 in the 2nd Circle. No explanation of this persistent differ-
ence is offered in the report, but it must apparently be due to the
greater confidence felt by the people of the 1st Circle, which leads
them to allow their children to be vaccinated at a very tender age.
It is clear that there is still much to do in the 2nd Circle in promot-
ing the vaccination of infants.
7. The scheme for establishing a central depôt in the hills
for the preparation of bovine lymph in a form that would secure its
retention of efficacy and enable it to be transported to the plains is
still under the consideration of the Government, as practical difficulties
have hitherto delayed its being carried out. Meantime the arrangements
heretofore existing have continued, under which vaccination operations
are carried on in the hills in the hot weather and rains, and human
lymph thus obtained is despatched to the plains in September and Octo-
ber. There are bovine lymph depôts at Allahabad and Lucknow, but,
owing to the difficulty of preservation, the extent of their operations
is local.
8. Within municipalities 33.11 persons per one thousand of the
population were successfully vaccinated in 1898-99, as compared with
32.51 in 1897-98 and with 38.15 in 1895-96. Among a comparatively
( 4 )
limited number of persons the increase in the numbers of those who
have been previously vaccinated may reduce the operations, and in
many places the decrease in the past three years, as compared with
those preceding, is partly attributable to a decreased birth rate. The
Vaccination Act is in force in all municipalities in these Provinces. In
his paragraphs 19 and 20 the Sanitary Commissioner has noticed the
municipalities in which the administration of the Act is least effective,
and District Officers will be asked to bring his remarks to the notice
of the Chairmen of the Boards concerned. The Commissioner, Meerut
Division, should report to Government the circumstances under which
it is stated that vaccination has practically ceased to be compulsory
within the municipalities of the Aligarh district.
9. The Sanitary Commissioner is requested to convey the acknow-
ledgments of Government to the gentlemen mentioned in paragraph 21
of the report as having rendered especial assistance to the Department
during the year 1898-99. Major Thorold, Officiating Sanitary Com-
missioner, has submitted a clear report on the triennial period. In
1898-99, as in the preceding years, the Government was obliged by
circumstances to make exceptional demands on the time and energy of
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomson and the Deputy Sanitary Commissioners;
and the Lieutenant-Governor and Chief Commissioner recognises that
these officers bestowed upon the Vaccination Department all the atten-
tion that could be spared from more immediately pressing needs.
ORDER.—Ordered that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded
to the Sanitary Commissioner and Superintendent-General of Vaccina-
tion, North-Western Provinces and Oudh, for information.
Ordered also that a copy, with a copy of the Report, be forwarded
to the Secretary to the Government of India, Home-Department, for
the information of the Governor-General in Council.
Ordered also that the Resolution be published in the North- Western
Provinces and Oudh Government Gazette.
L. M. THORNTON,
Secy. to Govt., N.- W. P. and Oudh.
ANNUAL REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCES AND OUDH
FOR THE YEAR 1899-1900.
ALLAHABAD:
North-Western Provinces and Oudh Government Press.
1900.
Price Rs 1-8-0 (2s. 3d)
ANNUAL REPORT
ON
VACCINATION
IN THE
NORTH-WESTERN PROVINCES AND OUDH
FOR THE YEAR 1899-1900
ALLAHABAD:
North-Western Provinces and Oudh Government Press
1900.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The report for 1899-1900 ... ... ... ... ... ...
Constitution and strength of Vaccination Department) ... ... ...
Expenditure on vaccination
...
...
...
...
...
...
Average cost of each successful case of vaccination ... ... ... ...
General operations
...
...
...
...
...
...
Diagrams
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Statement showing the number and ratio of successful vaccinations, and number and ratio
of deaths from small-pox. in each district of the North Western Provinces and Oudh for
a series of 10 years.
Vaccination in proportion to births
...
...
...
...
...
General results of inspections
...
...
...
...
...
...
Supply of lymph
...
...
...
...
...
...
Working of bovine lymph dopôts
...
...
...
...
...
Vaccination in Municipalities
...
...
...
...
...
Working of the Vaccination Act
...
...
...
...
...
Names of gantlemen who assisted vaccination
...
...
...
...
Conduct of officials.
...
...
...
...
...
...
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
Statement No.I. — Showing particulars of vaccination in the North-Western Provinces and
Oudh during the year 1899-1900.
Statement No. II. —Showing the cost of the Department in the North-Western Provinces
and Oudh during the year 1899-1900.
Statement No. III.—Showing Dispensary vaccination in the North-Western Provinces and
Oudh during the year 1899-1900.
Statement No. IV.— Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated, and the number
Successfully vaccinated in the North-Western Provinces and Oudh during the last 10
years.
Statement No. V —Showing particulars of vaccination verified by inspecting officers during
the year 1899-1900.
SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENTS
Supplementary Statement A.—Showing the ratio of successful vaccinations and the ratio of
deaths from small-pox per 1,000 of the population in the districts and municipalities
of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh for a series of years.
Supplementary Statement B. -Showing particulars of vaccination in the various municipali-
ties of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh during the year 1899-1900.
Supplementary Statement C..—Showing particulars of vaccination in the various cantonments
of the North-Western Provinces and Oudh during the year. 1899-1900.
PAGES.
1
ib.
ib.
2
2—4
4
5—9
10
ib.
10 & 11
11
12—14
14
14—16
16
ii & iii
iv & v
vi
vii —ix
x
2A—9A.
10A—13A.
14A
Annual Report on Vaccination in the North-Western
Provinces and Oudh for the year 1899-1900.
The report for 1899-1900.
1. The triennial report having been submitted last year, the remarks for the
year 1899-1900 are brief in character. Full details
will be given in the next triennial report.
Constitution and strength of Vacci-
nation Department.
2. The constitution and strength of the depart-
ment during the year under report are shown in
the following table:—
Circle.
First Circle, comprising the Meerut, Agra, Rohil-
khand and Allahabad Divisions and British
Garhwál and Native State Tehri-Garhwál.
Second Circle, comprising the Province of Oudh,
the Benares and Gorakhpur Divisions, and the
districts of Almora and Naini Tal.
Total
Superintendents of
Circles (Deputy
Sanitary Commis-
sioners).
1
1
2
District Superinten-
dents (Civil Sur-
geons).
26
22
48
Assistant Superintendents.
First grade.
4
8
7
Second grade.
11
6
17
Third grade.
12
13
25
Vaccinators (includ-
ing
tube-fillers)
according to State-
ment II).
451
483
934
There was an increase of six in the first and eight in the second circle in the
number of vaccinators employed during the year compared with 1898-99.
Expenditure on Vaccination.
3. The total expenditure on vaccination during 1899-1900 amounted to
Rs. 1,38,932-6-2 as compared with Rs. 1,30,966-14-9
in 1898-99, showing an increase of Rs. 7,965-7-5.
The sources of disbursement, the heads of expenditure and the items in which the
increase has occurred are given in the following table :—
Sources of disbursement.
Year.
1898-99
...
1899-1900 ...
Provincial
Funds.
Rs.
87,141
94,686
a.
12
10
p.
0
9
Local Funds.
Rs.
10,552
11,439
a.
6
5
p.
7
9
Municipalities.
Rs.
24,027
24,471
a.
11
6
p.
0
3
Other sources.
Rs.
9,245
8,334
a.
1
15
p.
2
5
Total.
Rs.
1,30,966
1,38,932
a.
14
6
p.
9
2
Heads of expenditure.
1898-1899
1899-1900
Year.
... ...
... ...
Increase
Pay of
establishment.
Rs.
1,20,093
1,25,983
5,889
a.
5
5
15
p.
11
10
11
Travelling
allowance.
Rs.
3,340
4,852
1,512
a.
4
7
3
p.
5
9
4
Contingencies.
Rs.
7,533
8,096
563
a.
4
8
4
p.
5
7
2
Total.
Rs.
1,30,966
1,38,932
7,965
a.
14
6
7
p.
9
2
5
1