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                                                      AND ON VACCINATION FOR THE YEAR 1922-23.                                                         41

            Comparative Statement of Deaths registered from Small-pox with Vaccination done in Ajmer-Merwara during
                                                                                                1922-23.

Circles of Registration.

Population.

DEATHS FROM SMALL-POX DURING 1922.

VACCINATION FOR 1922-23.

Male.

Female.

Total.

Ratio per
1,000 for
1022.

Mean Ratio
per 1,000 of
previous
five years.

Primary.

Re-vaccina-
tion.

Total.

1. Ajmer . . . . . . .

3,78,960

3

4

7

.02

1.01

10,713

613

11,326

2. Merwara . . . . . . .

1,16,311

..

1

1

.00

0.87

3,576

1

3,577

TOTAL AJMER-MERWARA

4,95,271

3

5

8

.02

.98

41,289

614

14,903

                                                                                                      STATEMENT A.

                                                            Showing the number of Dispensaries in Rajputana during the year 1922.
                                                                                    Population of the Province—10,353,494.

Class of Dispensary.

Number open on
31st December 1921.

Number opened
during the year.

Number closed
during the year.

Number open
on the last day of
the year 1922.

REMARKS.

I.—State Public . . .

7

. . . .

. . . .

7

CLASS I.—Supported partly by the State
(Government of India) and partly by Pro-
vincial Fund.

II.—State Special . . .

13

*2

. . . .

15

CLASS II.—Supported by the State (Gov-
ernment of India) for Political Agencies
and Salt Department Staff.

V.— Private non-aided . .

163

†1

. . . .

164

CLASS V.—Supported purely by Native
States.

I.—State Public . . .

1

. .

. . . .

1

CLASS I.—Supported partly by State (Gov-
ernment of India) and partly by sub-
scription.

TOTAL .

184

3

. . . .

187

* 2 Mina Corps Hospitals were opened at Deoli and Erinpura on the 1st May 1922.
† One Dispensary was opened in Jaipur State.

F 2

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