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Table V.
Table showing the places where the spleen-rate rose after the fever season of 1915.
District.
Town.
Spleen rate, June 1915.
Spleen rate, November 1915.
REMARKS. (River-side or not)
Kangra 
1. Kangra
3.8
24.0
A hill torrent runs along.
 
2. Nurpur 
18.3
50.7
A hill-torrent runs at foot. 
 
3. Palampur
5.0
34.8
Ditto ditto.
 
4. Dera Gopipur
65.4
80.7
On the bank of River Beas.
Hoshiarpur
1. Mahilpur
2.1
16.1
A hill torrent runs along.
 
2. Gagret
20.0
36.4
Soan, a hill torrent of great magnitude.
Jullundur
Adampur
22.3
74.4
A hill torrent runs close by.
Lahore
1. Khudian
22.5
54.4
Katora Canal from Satluj. 
 
2. Alirazabad
1.3
14.9
Ravi.
Gurdaspur
Dunera
87.5
71.4
 
Sialkot 
Phukalian
30.8
44.6
Chenab River.
Gujrat 
Kotla
8.7
18.6
Bahadur Nalla (a tributary of Bhimber Nalla). 
Shahpur
1. Bhera
4.3
39.1
Jhelum River.
 
2. Girot
38.3
50.7
Ditto.
 
3. Nurpur
17.2
47.7
 
Montgomery
Montgomery
62.7
70.1
Lower Bari Doab Main Canal.
Multan
Kabirwala
26.4
42.5
A torrent of River Ravi.
Dera Ghazi Khan
Mithankot
36.0
44.0
Junction of 5 Punjab Rivers.
Special note on Montgomery. 
The spleen-rate of Montgomery has risen as high as from 4.16 per cent.
in September 1913 to 70.l per cent, in
November 1915 and 77.27 per cent, in
the first part of February 1916; while the parasite rate has gone up from 2.72 in September 1913 to 27.27 in February 1916.
Table. VI.
Special note on Mianwali Civil Station. 
Table showing the number of out-door and in-door patients treated in Mianwali Police Hospital.
Patients,
YEAR
REMARKS.

1905.
1906.
1907.
1908.
1909.
1910.
1911.
1912.
1913.
1914.
1915.

Outdoor
175
375
415
578
600
454
218
353
335
840
608
 
Indoor
75
73
83
107
53
30
15
33
31
79
41

Total
250
448
498
685
653
484
233
386
366
919
649

After the opening of the canal 919 patients from the Police force attended the Police hospital in 1914 and 649 in 1915; whilst in 1908-the year of the heavy fever mortality-and 1909, the year after, only 685 and 653 patients, respectively, attended the hospital.
In the absence of any large number of towns and rural circles showing the epidemic figure higher than 5  it has not been thought necessary to prepare and append a separate map showing the distribution and intensity of malaria for the present year.