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It will be seen from the above table that Berar with a percentage of 95.8
successful primary cases takes the third place compared with the other provinces,
while it takes the first place regarding the proportion of population protected
from small-pox. Berar is also long way first regarding the average amount of
work done by each vaccinator.

Inspections.

13. The following table gives particulars of inspection work done by Super-
intendents, and shows that 50.3 per cent. of the
total number vaccinated were verified as com-
pared with 55.6 in the previous year. The percentage ranged from 42.2 in
Buldana to 57.2 in Amraoti district. Though the percentage is low in Buldana,
the actual number of primary cases verified is higher than last year. Last year
the Buldana Superintendent inspected 9,431 primary cases and this year 9,707.

TABLE No. 5.—Inspection work of District Superintendents of Vaccination
during 1899-1900.

District.	Total number vaccinated.			Total number verified.			Percentage of verifica- tion to total vaccinated .			Number of villages visited by Superinten- dents.	Percentage of villages visited to total num- ber of vil- lages in which vac- cination was performed.	Number of miles tra- velled by each Super- intendent.
District.	Pri- mary.	Revac- cination.	Total.	Pri- mary.	Revac- cination.	Total.	Pri- mary.	Revac- cination	Total.	Number of villages visited by Superinten- dents.		Number of miles tra- velled by each Super- intendent.
Amraoti ...	23,629	13,619	37,248	13,521	663	14,184	57.2	4.8	38.1	729	78.5	2,331
Ellichpur ...	13,706	9,512	23,218	6,623	1,303	7,926	48.3	13.7	34.1	404	56.7	1,847
Wun ... ...	18,620	7,911	26,531	10,105	2,971	13,076	54.2	37.5	49.2	706	63.1	2,559
Basim ... ...	18,198	7,378	25,576	8,938	3,089	12,027	49.1	41.8	47.0	395	54.1	1,348
Akola ... ...	23,618	9,560	33,178	11,949	1,575	13,524	50.6	16.4	40.7	453	55.8	2,190
Buldana ...	23,001	7,149	30,150	9,707	114	9,821	42.2	1.6	32.5	448	59.0	1,379
Total ...	120,772	55,129	175,901	60,843	9,715	70,558	50.3	17.6	40.1	3,135	61.9	11,654

Vaccination work in municipalities.

14. The following table shows the work done in municipalities during the
year under report and that all the municipalities
have been sufficiently protected, with the excep-
tion of Khamgaon, at the rate of above 40 per 1,000.

TABLE No. 6.—Work done in Municipalities during the year 1899-1900.

Municipalities.	Population.	Total vaccinated.	Primary.					Re-vacci- nation.		Percentage of success.		Ratio of primary opera- tions per 1,000 of popula- tion.	Registered birth-rate.	Number of prosecutions during the year.
			Total vaccinated.	Successful.				Total.	Successful.	Primary.	Re-vaccination.
			Total vaccinated.	Under one year.	Above one and under six.	Above six years.	Total.	Total.	Successful.	Primary.	Re-vaccination.
Amraoti Town ... ...	28,946	2,396	1,210	960	194	49	1,203	1,186	18	99.4	1.5	41.8	40.8	No prosecutions.
Do Camp ... ...	4,709	2,818	717	581	96	28	705	2,101	245	98.3	11.6	152.2*	51.6
Karinja ... ...	14,436	1,278	673	511	126	14	651	605	36	96.7	5.9	46.6*	48.4
Ellichpur City ... ...	26,637	2,221	1,228	1,140	51	11	1,202	993	134	97.9	13.5	46.1	44.0
Do Civil Station ...	9,603	989	536	380	59	91	530	453	63	98.8	13.9	55.8	42.6
Yeotmal Town... ...	6,464	1,236	587	370	96	110	576	649	93	98.1	14.3	90.8	58.6
Basim do ... ...	12,389	1,234	720	516	131	25	675	514	97	93.7	18.8	58.1*	51.7
Akola do ... ...	21,470	1,368	1,136	717	298	88	1,103	232	22	97.1	9.5	52.9*	51.3
Khamgaon do ... ...	15,598	511	508	406	91	...	497	3	...	97.8	...	32.5	45.3
Shegaon do ... ...	11,422	1,311	781	695	70	1	766	530	245	98.1	46.2	68.3*	56.3
Akot do ... ...	15,995	1,025	702	513	104	1	618	323	94	88.0	29.1	43.9	55.4
Buldana do ... ...	3,243	215	148	115	25	6	146	67	12	98.6	17.8	45.6	52.7
Total ...	170,912	16,602	8,946	6,904	1,344	424	8,672	7,656	1,059	96.9	13.8	52.3	49.6

* Includes vaccination work done in famine relief camps and poor-houses.

The following table shows the number of infants in municipal towns under
one year available for vaccination and the number actually vaccinated. It will
be seen that in six municipalities there were actually more infants vaccinated
than were born and available for vaccination. This is due to the large influx of
infants from the famine-stricken districts and also into poor-houses and relief
works started within municipal limits: —
B-115—2—(G.C.F.)