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ance in extending operations. The Superintendent was on tour for 15 days and ins-
pected 1,921 cases. The conduct of the vaccination staff was on the whole satisfactory.
Summary of Bahraich report.
49. In the Bahraich municipality, the total number of persons vaccinated was
2,104, as compared with 457 in 1892-93. Registers I
and II were not prepared in due time. Certificates of
vaccination were granted regularly. Thirty-one notices were issued, and summonses
issued in a few cases.
In the Nanpara municipality, where the Vaccination Act is not in force, 523 opera-
tions were performed against 440 in 1892-93.
In the Bhinga municipality, where the Act has not as yet been applied, the total
number of vaccinations was 292, as compared with 216 in the previous season.
In the district, 18,130 operations were performed against 14,962 in 1892-93. The
District Superintendent was on tour for 44 days and inspected 2,108 cases. The
supply of lymph was sufficient and good in quality. An animal lymph depôt was main-
tained ; 70 calves were inoculated and 13,145 points of lymph obtained. The Assistant
Superintendent discharged his duties with zeal. None of the vaccinators deserve
special mention. Vaccination is not popular with the people. The district officials gave
little help in extending operations. In this district several vaccinators are entertained
by the Kapurthala estate, but no record of their work is submitted. These vaccinators
might be paid through the district board, and be under the supervision of the District
Superintendent.
Summary of Gonda report.
50. In the Gonda municipality, 1,079 primary operations were performed against
1,171 in the previous season. Registers I and II were
duly maintained. Notices were issued, and 32 cases
were reported under section 18 of the Act. In all these cases, the children were vaccinat-
ed, fines of one anna being inflicted in four instances.
In the Balrampur municipality, 576 primary operations were performed, as com-
pared with 443 in 1892-93. Registers I and II were properly maintained. Certificates
were regularly granted and notices issued. Thirty-four cases were reported under section
18. In no case was it found necessary to inflict punishment.
In the Nawabganj municipality, 501 vaccinations were recorded against 431 in
the previous season. Registers I and II were maintained. Certificates were granted
and notices issued. Fifty-six cases were reported under section 18, but no punishment
was inflicted.
In the Atraula municipality, 727 primary vaccinations were performed as com-
pared with 155 in the previous season. Registers I and II were kept up, notices
and summonses under section 18 of the Act issued. No punishment was inflicted
through failure to comply with the law as noted in several cases.
In the district, 23,331 primary operations were recorded against 18,367 in the
previous season. The District Superintendent spent 55 days on tour, and inspected
4,019 cases. Many of the Vaccinators worked well and honestly. The extra vaccinators
had to be dismissed. The supply of lymph was equal to the demand. A bovine lymph
depôt was maintained. The attitude of the people is one of undisguised hostility to
vaccination. The Deputy Commissioner exerted his influence in extending opera-
tions.
Summary of Rae Bareli report.
51. In the Rae Bareli municipality, 1,232 primary vaccinations were performed
against 809 in 1892-93. Registers I and II were main-
tained. Certificates were not granted in all cases.
Notices were issued. No punishment was inflieted for non-compliance with the provi-
sions of the Act.
In the district, the total number of operations rose from 24,301 to 43,133. The
District Superintendent was 23 days on tour and inspected 2,128 cases. The supply of
lymph was good, and so too the quality. A few cases were vaccinated with animal
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