The list of persons who paid store tax for both semesters of 1884/85. The Terazije Precinct collected the tax from Leopold Hercog, Pinto and Albala, Fani Majer, Nisim Aron, Aron Konfino. The Town Precinct collected the tax from Josif Ozer, Josif Hason, Nisim Solomonović, Azrijel Menahem, and in the Vračar Precinct the tax was collected from Jakov Dajč, Avram Melamet and David Baruh.
28 May 1888
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Document folio 8
Certificate That Leon Kojen Had No Resources To Pay Taxes
The Belgrade Municipal Court issued a certificate that Leon G. Kojen, over 60 years old, had no resources to pay taxes.
The County Court in Kragujevac instructed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Moša Kalderon, associated with his request to get a copy of a lawsuit he had filed against Ljubomir Stevanović from Kragujevac, over debt.
The Court in Kragujevac requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee amount from Moša Kalderon associated with his demand a sequester to be placed on the property of Tasić and Zdravković from Kragujevac.
The Seventh Regiment of the County Command requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to locate the conscripts indicated in the list who missed the military exercise. The list included Hajim Amar, Jozef Alijas, Jakov Pinto, Moša Demajo, David Davičo, David Hajim, etc.
Milan Mostić, legal representative of Ferdinand Nekam, complained to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade about the decision brought by the Commercial Court in the lawsuit initiated by Jakov Hirš.
3 September 1888/13 May 1889
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Document folio 44
Court Decision Delivery to Moric Adler
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver to Moric Adler a court decision, as requested by the Austria-Hungarian Consulate.
Isak S. Koen filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the new tax levied by the Belgrade Municipality Court on all owners of the public baths on the Sava river.
Contributions Paid for the Teachers Widow Assistance Fund
The list of the teachers who gave contributions for the Teachers Assistance Fund for Widows in August 1895. The list included Moša Pinto,
Jelena Alkalaj, Ester Kalmić.
1 September 1895
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Document folio 3
Collection of Passports Fees
The Savamala Precinct reported on the collected taxes from persons whose passports expired: Azrijel Moša Atijas, Rafail M. Atijas and Mojsije Atijas Hazan, all from Romania.
Commercial Court Collected Money From Stanko Lisaj in Favor of Leon Papa
The Commercial Court in Belgrade informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it received the money collected from Stanko Lisaj in favor of Leon Papa, a Jewish teacher.
The Austria-Hungarian Consulate requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to promptly respond to its communication related to charging of fees from Robert Lebl, a railway clerk.
Case of Drowning of Josip Melamed and Daniel Albahari on the Danube
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade related to the case of the drowning of Josip Melamed and Daniel Albahari after their boat capsized on the Danube. The Zemun watchmen managed to save Melamed, but Albahari drowned. The Austria-Hungarian Consulate requested that Ministry to investigate the witnesses who would confirm the statements given by the watchmen who risked their lives to save Melamed.
Collection of Hospital Costs For the Treatment of Katarina Hanzelman
The Austro-Hungarian Consulate requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect hospital costs from Adam Salamon and his wife Elis for treatment of Katarina Hanzelman in the hospital in Veliki Bečkerek.
Complaints Over Tenancy Fees For the Baths By the Sava River
Nestor Milisavljević filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against a new tenancy fee imposed by the Belgrade Municipality Court to the owners of the baths by the Sava River. Among those who complained was also Isak Kojen.
Complaints Over Tenancy Fees For the Baths By the Sava River
The President of the Belgrade Municipality informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that he rejected the complaints filed by Vladimir Dimitrijević, Isak Kojen and Nestor Milisavljević against the decision related to the tenancy fees which they had to pay for their baths by the River Sava.
Complaints Over Tenancy Fees For the Baths By the Sava River
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade rejected the complaints filed by Vladimir Dimitrijević, Nestor Milosavljević and Isak Kojen over tenancy fees for the baths by the Sava River.
Certificate on Marriage of Eliezer Isaković and Hana, born Šalom
The Jewish Religious-School Community issued a certificate that Hana, a daughter of the late Moša Šalom, and Eliezer Jotov Isaković got married in Šabac on 16th October 1877.
Census of Serbian, Turkish and Jewish Houses in Belgrade in 1845
Upon the request of the Ministry of the Interior, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade submitted a census of the Serbian, Turkish and Jewish houses and schools in the Town. In 1845 there were 1763 Serbian, 724 Turkish and 129 Jewish houses. For the education of the Jewish children one building was being used.
Cedih Levi, Vladimir Ilić and Rade Pavlović Confined For Wandering Around
The City Precinct reported to the Administration of the City of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the City: Cedih Levi, Vladimir Ilić and Rade Pavlović were confined for wandering around.
Complaints against Josif Dajč For Noise Coming Out Of His Workshop
The tenants of the apartments in the Miloševa Street complained to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against their neighbor Josif Dajč, a stone cutter, over great noise coming out of his workshop.
Criminal Investigation on a Lottery Ticket Evasion
Correspondence of the Administration of the City of Belgrade, the District Headquarters in Kragujevac and the Terazije Precinct regarding the criminal investigation of the evasion of one eighth of the premium won from the Serbian State Lottery. A lot won 50,000 dinars in the draw, paid to Marko Baruh, the money dealer.
fraud related to a lottery ticket of Serbian State Lottery. The ticket won 50.000 dinars and money was paid out to Marko Baruh, a money changer.
Collection of Hospital Costs For the Treatment of Marija Cetinger
The Administration of the General State Hospital requested the Terazije Precinct to collect from Jakov Baruh, the innkeeper, hospital costs for medical treatment of his cashier Marija Cetinger, as he obliged himself when she was admitted to the hospital. Baruh gave a statement that he had no resources, thus the Terazije Precinct inventoried his mobile property. Baruh‘s wife Lenka made a statement that the inventoried items were her property and requested them back. The Precinct requested her to submit a proof of ownership.
Collection of Hospital Costs For the Treatment of Marija Cetinger
The General State Hospital and the Terazije Precinct communicated regarding the collection of hospital costs from Jakov Baruh for the medical treatment of Marija Cetinger.
