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Degree of supervision exercised
by Superintendents and Deputy
Superintendents of Vaccination.

The following statements show the degree of supervision reported to have
been exercised by Superintendents, Deputy Super-
intendents and Inspectors of Vaccination during the
year under report over the work of vaccinators :—

                                                                                                Superintendents.

CIRCLE.

Superintendents.

Number of villages
in his jurisdic-
tion.

Total number of
operations per-
formed in his
jurisdiction.

Number of villages
visited.

Number of cases
inspected.

Proportion per
pent. of cases ins-
pected to total
number of vacci-
nations performed
in his jurisdic-
tion.

Calcutta ... ... ...

Dr. W. J. Simpson ... ... ... ...

The whole
town and
the amal-
gamated
area.

17,498

The whole
town and
the amal-
gamated
area.

106

.60

Metropolitan Circle ...

Surgeon-Major E. P. Gupta ... ... ...

51,989

412,862

547

25,990

6.29

Darjiling Circle ...

Surgeon L. A. Waddell (from 1st April
to 12th August 1890 and from 16th
October 1890 to 31st March 1891).

55,009

495,321

837

16,362

3.30

Tajumul Hossein (from 18th August to
14th October 1890).

9

437

.08

Ranchi Circle ... ...

Surgeon-Major J. J. Wood ... ... ...

28,525

148,327

743

8,289

5.58

Eastern Bengal Circle

Assistant Surgeon N. N. Gupta, except
from 28th May to 22nd August when he
was on privilege leave, and
Assistant Surgeon B. K. Mookerjee (from
28th May to 22nd August 1890).

42,027

325,277

436

14,143

4.34

Orissa Circle ... ...

Assistant Surgeon Bejoy Ooomar Chucker-
butty (from 1st April to 31st August
1890).

29,277

138,715

1,047

41,364

29.81

Assistant Apothecary P. Veeria Naidu
(from 1st September 1890 to 31st March
1891).

Behar Circle ... ...

Assistant Surgeon Mathura Nath Sen ...

30,267

248,705

557

18,523

7.44

This record of work is better than that of last year, as the following
comparison of proportions shows:—

Calcutta.

Metropolitan
Circle.

Darjiling
Circle.

Ranchi
Circle.

Eastern Bengal
Circle.

Orissa.
Circle

Behar
Circle.

1890-91 ...

.60

6.29

3.38

5.58

4.32

29.81

7.44

1889-90 ...

.47

6.86

2.86

5.38

3.09

9.73

7.17

Increase ...

.13

.43

.52

.20

1.23

20.08

.27

It will be seen that the Orissa Superintendent is reported to have checked
the largest number of operations, and that he also shows the largest increase
of work over last year.

                                                                                                Deputy Superintendents.

CIRCLE.

Deputy Superintendents.

Number of villages
in his jurisdic-
tion.

Total number of
operations per-
formed in bis
jurisdiction.

Number of villages
visited.

Number of cases
inspected.

Proportion per
cent. of cases ins-
pected to total
number of vacci-
nations per-
formed in his
jurisdiction.

Calcutta ... ... ...

1. Assistant Surgeon Ram Chunder Mitter

The whole
town and
its amal-
gamated
area.

17,498

The whole
town and
its amal-
gamated
area.

7,729

44.17

Metropolitan Circle ...

2. Assistant Surgeon Umes Chunder
Ghose, 1st Metropolitan Circle.

13,027

139,466

622

18,263

13.09

3. Assistant Surgeon Priumber Mitter,
2nd Metropolitan Circle.

9,940

117,396

605

21,008

17.89

4. Assistant Surgeon Hari Churn Sen,
3rd Metropolitan Circle.

8,028

77,911

506

19,875

25.50

5. Assistant Surgeon Ashutosh Law,
4th Metropolitan Circle.

20,994

76,824

671

17,202

22.39

Darjiling Circle ...

6. Moulvi Tajumal Hossein (whole year
except nine weeks from 13th August
1890, when he officiated as Superinten-
dent of Vaccination. Darjiling Circle).

17,994

158,751

1,192

27,740

17.47

7. Assistant Surgeon Saroda Prasad Dass

16,819

143,969

699

17,190

11.94

8. Assistant Surgeon Ram Chunder
Mozumdar, up to 21st December 1890.

19,994

177,823

137

3,073

1.72

Assistant Surgeon Gopal Chunder
Ghose (from 29th January to 17th
March 1891).

198

6,647

3.7

Ranchi Circle ...

9. Assistant Surgeon Prosunno Coomar
Dey.

9,053

59,432

968

17,097

28.76

10. Babu Aughore Chunder. Chuckerbutty

16,035

71,172

610

10,082

14.16

Eastern Bengal Circle

11. Assistant Surgeon Bejoy Kumar
Mookerjee.

10,499

119,531

325

15,082

12.61

12. Assistant Surgeon Satya Hari
Chatterjee.

31,528

205,746

446

20,344

9.88

Behar Circle ...

13. Assistant Surgeon Bassun to Kumar Sen

12,375

57,642

476

6,112

10.60

14. Assistant Surgeon Bejoy Kumar
Chuckerbutty (from 1st September
1890 to 31st March 1891).

13,314

71,551

273

5,026

70.2

Special Inspector for Suburbs of Calcutta Babu Ganendro Nath Roy

The whole
area.

6,485

The whole
area.

*1,618

24.94

                                                                                        * From 1st October 1890 to 31st March 1891.

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