The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Bokor Ruso was arrested for wandering around.
29 September 1904
ИАБ-1-К2171-1904-209
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Bill of Exchange For a Debt of Mita Ilić In Favor of Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj, the attorney, submitted to the Town Precinct for verification a transcript of a bill of exchange for a debt of Mita Ilić in favor of Moša Maclijah.
1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-319
Document folio 2
Bukus Mandil Sentenced For Stealing Sugar
The commissar in the Topčider Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Bukus Mandilo was sentenced to two-day imprisonment for stealing sugar from the factory in which he worked.
Bukus Mandil Sentenced For Stealing From the Sugar Factory
The Topčider Precinct reported the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town in January 1901: Bukus Mandil was sentenced with two-day imprisonment for stealing sugar from the Sugar Factory in which he worked.
Bukus Kalderon Arrested For Disrespecting Police Order
The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Bukus Kalderon was sentenced for disrespecting the police order.
30 September 1904
ИАБ-1-К2171-1904-210
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Bukus Ruso and Juda Ruso Sentenced To Imprisonment
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Bukus Ruso, a former trade assistant, was sentenced with the 15-day of imprisonment for idling and gambling, while Juda Ruso, a former trade assistant, was sentenced with a 5-day of imprisonment for wandering around.
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Netika, a wife of Leon Kabiljo, reported the missing of her three-year old daughter Bukica.
Benjamin Semo Sentenced For Throwing Stones Along the Streets
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Benjamin Semo, a worker at the hat factory, was sentenced with a day of imprisonment for throwing stones along the streets.
The Town Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: the Commercial Court proclaimed the bankruptcy of Hajim Medina, a merchant.
Karlo Gešl submitted the complaint to the Criminal Police Department of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against Dimitrije Malahov, because he had refused to give him the belongings of Aleksandar Vajs which were in his custody.
The Belgrade Jewish Religious-School Community issued a certificate that Rafael Talvi was born in Belgrade on May 6th 1870, from the father Avram and the mother Sara. The certificate was signed by Dr S. Bernfeld, the rabbi.
A street policeman reported Lazar Benarojo, a merchant, to the Terazije Precinct for keeping the area in front of his store unclean on a holiday. The further procedure was terminated because Benarojo had moved to Constantinople.
Brothers Pinkas Štajn Accused For Spilling Dirty Water on the Street
The Terazije Precinct made an on-site inspection upon the request of the citizens regarding the Brothers Pinkas Štajn who spilled the dirty water over the street thus disabling them to get out.
Bukas Eškenazi Gave a Power of Attorney To Leon Eškenazi
Bukas Eškenazi from Niš gave a power of attorney to Leon Eškenazi to collect on her behalf a premium from the Association for Marriages and Funerals from Šabac.
Berta Mandil Assigned Her Premium Rights To Samuilo M. Levi
A certificate that Berta Mandil, with a consent of her husband Josif Eškenazi, assigned her rights to collect premium from the First Belgrade Ladies‘ Association for Fostering Girls to Samuilo M. Levi.
Berta Hason Settled the Debts To Creditors Of Her Husband
The Commercial Court in Belgrade informed the Terazije Precinct that the bankruptcy case of Simon Hason was terminated because his wife Berta settled the debts to all of his creditors.
Bill of Exchange For a Debt of Spira Dimitrijević In Favor of Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj, the attorney, submitted to the Terazije Precinct a transcript of bill of exchange for a debt of Spira Dimitrijević in favor of Moša Maclijah.
28 April 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-318
Document folio 2
Bill of Exchange Submitted For Verification
David Alkalaj, the attorney, submitted for verification to the Town Precinct a transcript of the bill of exchange.
14 April 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-171
Document folio 2
Bill of Exchange For a Debt Of Sibinović In Favor of Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj, the attorney, submitted to the Town Precinct a transcript of a bill of exchange for a debt of the brothers Sibinović in favor of Moša Maclijah.
14 April 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-179
Document folio 2
Bill of Exchange For a Debt of Radoš Matić In Favor To Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj submitted to the Town Precinct for verification a copy of a bill of exchange for a debt of Radoš Matić in favor to Moša Maclijah.
12 April/5 May 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-396
Document folio 2
Bill of Exchange For a Debt of Petar Miloradović In Favor To Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj submitted to the Town Precinct for verification a copy of a bill of exchange for a debt of Petar Miloradović in favor to Moša Maclijah.
5 May 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-397
Document folio 2
Bill of Exchange For a Debt of Petar Miloradović In Favor of Moša Maclijah
David Alkalaj submitted to the Town Precinct for verification a copy of a bill of exchange for a debt of Petar Miloradović in favor of Moša Maclijah.
27 April/6 May 1895
ИАБ-1-К3006-1895-Ф4-417
Document folio 2
Benjamin Mandil And Isak Eškenazi Settled the Lawsuit Over Debt
Benjamin Mandil and Isak Eškenazi gave statements to the Terazije Precinct that they settled their debt dispute, and that Mandil withdrew the lawsuit.
B. Alkalaj Filed a Lawsuit Against Mihailo Stojančić Over Debt
The Commercial Court brought a decision in the lawsuit J. Čelebonović, the attorney of B. Alkalaj, a merchant from Vienna, had filed against Mihailo Stojančić, to put a ban on his mobile property in order to secure the debt settlement.
