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Cost of vaccination.

30. The total expenditure on account of vaccination is shown in the
following table and also for the preceding five
years. The successful cases excluding Dispensaries
amounted to 587,572 and the average cost of each successsul case was annas 7
and pies 9 against annas 8 and pies 2 in the previous year and annas 8 and pies
9 in 1902-1903.

The average cost per each successful case was therefore, for the triennial
period, 8 annas 3 pies. Compared with last year the expenditure shows an
increase under all establishments :—

Provincial by Rs. 8,526-13-5, due to the increase in pay of the Deputy
Sanitary Commissioner and full time officers and increase of pay to office peons.

Local Fund by Rs. 6,359-2-1, due to additional vaccinators and peons
being employed.

Municipal and Cantonments by Rs. 55-0-7, to extra vaccinators on
account of small-pox epidemic and in the Native States by Rs. 1,409-4-4 to
contributions made towards the manufacture of preserved lymph and deputation
of certain vaccinators to Karachi for instructions in "Animal" Vaccination.

Compared with the previous triennial period the expenditure for the years
1902 to 1905 shows an increase in Provincial and a decrease under all other
establishments.

Establishments.

1899-00.

1900-01.

1901-02.

1902-03.

1903-04.

1904-05.

Increase.

Decrease.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Rs.

a.

p.

Provincial ...

82,332

4

7

1,16,533

6

2

99,205

7

0

1,10,065

5

4

1,00,483

13

5

1,09,010

10

10

27,418

11

10

......

Municipal and
Cantonment.

40,029

9

1

41,041

10

8

38,934

12

5

38,785

1

0

39,335

7

1

39,390

7

8

......

2,498

0

5

Local Fund ...

1,04,573

2

0

1,05,492

9

3

1,15,324

1

4

1,01,980

7

8

1,02,434

15

7

1,08,794

1

8

......

2,180

3

10

Native States ...

31,288

2

5

28,117

9

4

27,276

7

0

27,667

3

7

26,813

12

11

28,223

1

3

......

3,978

1

0

Total ...

2,58,283

2

1

2,01,188

3

5

2,70,740

11

9

2,84,488

1

5

2,69,068

1

0

2,85,418

5

5

19,291

13

10

...

Work of Deputy Sanitary
Commissioners.

31. The number of vaccinated cases seen with
and without registers by the Deputy Sanitary Commis-
sioners during the year 1904-05 is shown below :—

District.

Number of vaccinated
cases seen with Registers.

Percentage of vaccina-
tion cases inspected to
the total number
vaccinated.

Number of
old cases
seen
without
Registers.

Total
number of
cases seen
by the
Deputy
Sanitary
Commis-
sioners.

Primary
Vaccin-
ations.

Re-vaccin-
ations.

Primary.

Re-vaccin-
ations.

Western Registration District...

7,824

55

7.31

1.08

2,778

10,657

Central do. ...

7,398

62

4.67

.76

2,812

10,272

Southern do. ...

7,253

284

5.87

1.93

2,335

9,872

Gujarat do. ...

7,806

166

7.08

3.67

14,376

22,348

Bind do. ...

3,321

169

3.58

2.67

341

3,831

Inspection from vaccina-
tion registers.

Of the 34,338 vaccinated cases tested by the Deputy Sanitary Commis-
sioners by calling the names from the Registers, 29,303
were found with good and 4,313 with bad marks of
their vaccination or 12.8per cent; 722 were unsuccess-
ful or 2.10 per cent.

Tours of the Deputy Sani-
tary Commissioners.

Gujarát Registration Dis-
trict.

32. Major Arnim, D. P.H., Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Gujarát Regis-
tration District, visited 17 tálukas and 4 town circles,
inspected 302 villages, travelled 2,891½ miles, made
45 encampments in 224 days, and inspected 7,972
vaccinated persons or 6.94 per cent. of the total number vaccinated. He also
inspected 14,376 cases without register. In spite of
plague, which was the chief hindrance to work,
vaccination improved over last year with a total
increase of 18,868 operations mainly owing to the active and continuous
supervision of the Deputy Sanitary Commissioner.