Upon the request of the Austrian authorities, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade Dispatched a circular letter to the Precincts instructing them to search for the brothers Albert and Viljem Saks, with the last known residence in Frankfurt, accused over embezzlement.
Technical Documentation For a Building in the No. 25 Rige od Fere Street
Technical documentation for a building situated in the No. 25 Rige od Fere Street, owned by Blanka Albahari, the wife of Marko Albahari. The building was designed by Franjo Urban, the engineer.
Technical Documentation For a Building in the No. 25 Francuska Street
Technical documentation for a building situated in the No. 25 Francuska Street, owned by the attorney Franja Hercog. The building was designed by Josif Najman, the engineer.
Technical Documentation For the Building in the 13-14 Knez Mihailov Venac
Technical documentation for the building situated in the Nos.13-14 Knez Mihailov Venac Street, owned by Dr Fridrih Pops (Nowadays Pariska Street). Enclosed to the file was the documentation related to the repair of the building which housed the Jugoškoda Company, situated in the Pariska Street, dated October 1941.
Technical Documentation For the Building in the No. 2 Solunska Street
Technical documentation for the building, situated at the corner of the No.2 Solunska and Knez Mihailov Venac Streets, owned by Haim Azriel. David Azriel designed the building. Enclosed to the file was the technical documentation for the house in the No.2 Solunska Street, which owners were the brothers Isak Leon and Avram Levi.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tenancy rent for a shop from the creditors of Solomon Melamed, i.e. Haim Beavram, Duka Pešika, Mojsej Kalderon and Isak Beavram. The creditors had taken the obligation to cover the amount of 24 talirs for the tenancy of a shop in which Melamed had stored his goods.
The Jewish Community Reported on the Newly Born and Deceased Persons
The Assembly of the Jewish Religious-School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of born and deceased persons in the period of the 1st to 10th December 1893.
Children were born to Moša Demajo, Isak Semo, Jozef Ozer and David Levi.
Hana, a child of Leon Papa, Mordohaj, a son of Samuil Melamed, Haim, a son of Isak Bencijon, Ora, a daughter of Gavra Koen and a newly born child of Jakov Maja, died.
The Davidović Brothers Agreed Over the House Partition
The Belgrade Town Court ordered the Administration of the City of Belgrade to establish a commission which would investigate the dispute between the brothers Haim and Leon Davidović regarding the partition of a house. The brothers Davidović reached the signed the arrangement in the presence of the commission.
Transportation Tax To Be Collected For the Wheat Export
Correspondence of the Ministry of Finances and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the collection of the transportation tax for the wheat Haim Davičo exported to Austria.
The Belgrade Town Court communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit of Kosta Naumović against the representative of the late Haim Davičo, for damage compensation. The Administration was requested to appoint the experts on behalf of the accused side, because it refused to do so.
The Houses of Haim Elias and Jakob Albahari to Be Sold
The Police Department informed the Zemun Magistrate that Haim Elias and Jakob Albahari postponed the execution of the decision which ordered them to sell their houses.
Technical Documentation For the Building in the No.13 Pozorišna Street
Technical documentation for the building situated in the No. 13 Pozorišna Street (today Francuska Street), owned by Leon Kabiljo. The building was designed by the Architectural Construction Company S. Sumbul and H. Isaković.
List of travel documents and passports issued by the Town Precinct. Haim Jozef got his travel document to Požarevac and Smederevo.
21 June 1872
ИАБ-1-К1438-1872-262
Document folio 1
Transportation of the Military Procurement Train
List of individuals from Belgrade who were engaged to provide the transportation of the military procurement train. Moša Mevorah and Haim Josif, both the merchants, gave their horses i.e. oxen. Izrail Eškinazi, Isak Albala, Josif Ozer, David Levi and Moša Hajim drove the horse carriages.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect court fee from Haim Kazas, for the lawsuit initiated against him by Petar Marković, representative of the brothers Mihailović.
29 May/25 October 1856
ИАБ-1-К306-1856-Ф6-122
Document folio 3
Tax Collection From Haim Avram Koen
The Reconciliation Court in Belgrade requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect taxes from Haim Avram Koen, a merchant from Belgrade, residing in Smederevo. The Administration informed the Court that Koen was in Pančevo, therefore it failed to collect the tax.
The Jewish Synagogue Filed a Complaint Against Tasa Belopoljac
Samuel S. Koen, Haim A. Konfino and Jahijel B. Ruso, the tutors of the Jewish Synagogue, filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against Tasa Belopoljac, a clark at the Administration, related to the decision Belopoljac to stand a side of Avram Jakovljević against whom a lawsuit was filed over a flour distribution to the poors, and to null his guilt.
The Sale of Real Estates of Haim Konfin and Jakov Samuel Canceled
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informe the Belgrade Town Court that it canceled the sale of properties of Haim Avram Konfin and Jakov Samuil, in order to settle the debts to Joca and Živko Vučković. In addition, the Court requested the report on the outcome of the lawsuit the Jewish Commune had filed to prove the property right over the above referred real estates.
The Jewish Commune Complained Over the Sale of the Jewish Real Estate
The representatives of the Jewish School and Church, Moša Demajo and Isak Amar, complained to the Ministry of the Interior against the Administration of the Town of Belgrade over the intention to sell the real estate of the Jewish Commune on which the houses of Haim Avram Konfino and Jakov Samujel were situated. The Ministry recommended them to address to the Civic court and try to prove the property right of the referred real estate.
The Town Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town: Haim Levi reported that someone broke into his store and took away money and merchandise.
Technical Documentation For the Buildings in Kačanička and Vrazova Streets
Technical documentation for the buildings in the No. 28 Kačanička Street, owned by Lepa Arueti and in the No. 30 Vrazova Street, owned by Haim and Simha Levi.
The Jewish Community Reported on the Newly Born and Deceased Persons
The Assembly of the Jewish Religious-School Community reported to the Administration of Town of Belgrade on the number of born and deceased persons in the period of 1st to 11th September 1893. Babies were born to Haim Medini and Gavriel Koen. No person died.
Technical Documentation For a Building in the No. 13 Cara Uroša Street
Technical documentation for a shelter and a building situated in the No.13 Cara Uroša Street, owned by Ana and Haim Medina. The building was designed by Miša Manojlović and Isak Azriel.
The Quarantine in Aleksinac Let a Group of Travelers Pass to Belgrade
The Quarantine in Aleksinac informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have let pass Gršon Avramov, Solomon Isakov and Jakov Solomonov from Niš, Haim Morenov from Leskovac and Pinkas Haimov from Bitola. They were traveling for Vienna via Belgrade for trade business, while Haimov who was traveling to Belgrade for private business.
The Belgrade Town Court communicated the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the annulment of the sale of a bankrupted merhcant Haim Nahmijas.
