Burma: Census of India 1901 Vol. I - Khamkoo

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— — ***** XX1V APPENDICES. From Major F. D. Maxwell, Deputy Commissioner, Thdngwa, to the Superintendent, Census Operations, Burma,— No. 4331, dated the 31st August 1901. IN compliance with your letter No. 62-51C.O., dated the 29th August 1901, I have the honour to forward the report written by Mr. English. Census Report. (a) The preparation of the general register of villages or towns and of the circle list.—On the 23rd April 1900 all Township Officers through Subdivisional Officers were asked for materials to prepare the register of villages. '1 heir reports were received in July 1900, during which month columns 1 to 8 of the Register were filled up by the Chief Clerk. Speaking generally, the charges were unwieldy and the circles not formed with a view to the state of the things in March. On the 8th November 1900 the Subdivisional Officers were asked for information to prepare the register of towns. Their reports were received in December 1900, during which, ***** month the register was completely written up. During the first fortnight of January 1901 appointment orders, circle maps, and circle lists were prepared and finished. On the 22nd January icoi they were issued to the Subdivisional Officers for distribution. {b) House-niimbering.—House-numbering was commenced on the., rst November 1900 and ***** completed on the 15th November 1900. The difficulties experienced were the numbering of field huts and fisheries. Ultimately it was arranged that all occupants of temporary field huts should return to the vilhge on the 1st March. This was no hardship as harvest operations were nearly everywhere complete. Occupants' names were recorded at the preliminary enumeration as being in the village, and double enumeration or complete omission was, I hope, avoided. Special steps were taken to have fisheries inspected, houses numbered, and Circle lists corrected, ***** and fishermen were enumerated in their fishery huts, where they remain till April and May. In towns the numbering was well and accurately done. (c) The agency employed,—There were 20 Charge Superintendents (1 1 for rural areas, 7 for towns, and 2 for Municipalities) ; Supervisors 259 (221 for rural areas, 21 for towns, and 17 for Municipalities) ; Enumerators 2,918 (2,579 for suburban areas, 200 for towns, and 139 for Municipalities). (d) The preliminary enumeration.— Commenced in rural area— 15th January 1901. Commenced in town area— 1st February 1901. Commenced in -Municipalities 12th February 1901. Loose schedules, &c, were issued to Subdivisional Officers on the 14th December 1900. Preliminary enumeration commenced in rural areas about the 15th Januarv 1901 and was completed more or less (in many cases on rough paper) by the 15th February 1901. The tendency was to worry about the exact meaning of columns and the minor incidents, while forgetting that the primary object of a Census is to number the people. * * * * £ (
APPENDICES. Scxv arranged that all charge summaries for the Pyap6n subdivision, excluding Dedaye town' I and township (except Onbin circle), should be checked by the Subdivisional Officer, r-yap6n, before submission to the Deputy Commissioner. Most of the summaries had not arrived on the 4th, so I proceeded with four clerks by launch to Pyap6n, reached there at 10 p.m. and found everyone had adjourned to a pwe; started checking, and went on till 1-45 A.M., began again at 6 and left with all charge summaries complete at 9, reaching Ma-ubin at 5 P.M. The district total was then made out and sent in on the evening of the 5th. ***** 2jC yfi 3|% n» ^ (h) Six prosecutions were sanctioned (all in the Ma-ubin subdivision : four in the Ma-ubin township and two in Kyaiklat) for refusal to enumerate or slackness. JJS Jfc 5jC fl» «(» No prosecutions were actually held, as the threat proved sufficient in four cases and the recalcitrant enumerator left the district entirely in two cases. (J) On the whole I think the Census has been correctly taken as far as numbers are concerned. (k) Vital statistics.— Year.
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