Ester, a widow of Jakov Ozmo, wrote a letter to the guardians of properties of the Jewish widows and orphans and requested that her son Bohor was assigned to take over his father‘s property and accounts, so that he could terminate the partnership with Samuilo Mordohaj and his brother in law Samuilo Avram.
The Jewish Community Complained Against Moša Avram Suzin
Members of the Jewish Community complained to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against Moša Avram Suzin. Claiming that the Administration and the Dorćol Precinct did not consider the complaint, the Jewish Community further addressed to the Ministry of the Interior. The Ministry ordered the Administration to investigate the conduct of Suzin and alleged maltreatment of other members of the Jewish Community, especially the attack with knife on Sabitaj Jakov Koen. After the Administration investigated the accusations, Moša Suzin was found guilty for the attack with a knife and was punished with 15 days of imprisonment.
The Frankfurt Police Dispatched a Letter To David Halfon
The Police of the City of Frankfurt am Main dispatched a letter to David Halfon, a money dealer, by which he drew him attention that he should in future address his requests to the responsible authorities and not to the senator Miller.
The Town Precinct reported on a robbery occurred in Avram Bencion‘s store situated in the vicinity of the Stambol Gate. The Administration dispatched a communication to all precincts to search for the thieves and stolen items on their relevant territories.
The Avram Suzin‘s Brothers Gave a Power of Attorney To Tejo Bogatinčević
The brothers and heirs of Avram Suzin gave a power of attorney to Tejo Bogatinčević, a merchant from Šabac, to collect debt amounts from their debtors in that city and its vicinity.
Solomon Avram Medina filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against Jevta Antonijević over stealing male leather shoes from his store.
The Belgrade Town Court reached a decision regarding the lawsuit Benvenista Albala had filed against Avram Adut, a tenant of the Jewish butchery shop, over debt. Since he failed to settle his debt, his possessions were evaluated and seized. The file also contained a decision of the Belgrade Town Court reached in a lawsuit Rahila Adut had filed against her husband Avram Adut, over debt.
Several citizens from Požarevac confirmed that Samuilo Anaf came to live in Požarevac about 1859 where he started a business with his brother Moša, then he went to inland Serbia and came back to Požarevac where he lived at that moment.
A receipt given for 476 groshes which Teodor Atić received from Isak A. Levi as a regular and extraordinary tax amount in line with the decision brought in the Šabac County Court. Majir Sason submitted the receipt to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for verification.
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.
Tutors Appointed For the Property of the Late Gavrilo Leon
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and The Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the appointment of David S. Ruso and Juda Aroeti for property tutors of the late Gavrilo D. Leon. When Aroeti died, Samuilo Haim Alvo was appointed instead.
Correspondence of the Reconciliation Court, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Ministry of Finances regarding the tax exemption of Elijas Avram Azriel who lived in Zemun and had no assets in Serbia.
Tax Collection From Belgrade Jews For the Year 1864
Lists of Belgrade citizens, taxpayers in 1864. Among persons who were exempted from tax paying was also a widow of Bohor Amar. The list of newly weds, new taxpayers included Salomon Koen, Salomon Benbasa and Jozef Isak Lazar. The list of deceased taxpayers included Jakov Aroeti and Jakov Beraha. The documentation comprised statements on weddings and deaths of the persons mentioned above.
The Town Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the theft committed in the store of Bohor Alkalaj, in the night between 18th and 19th January 1864.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Municipal Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the tax amount collection from Moša Bukus Jakov who moved from Belgrade to Smederevo.
The Brothers Đorđević Filed a Lawsuit Against Rakila Avramović
The Đorđević brothers submitted a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade related to the decision of the Belgrade Municipal Court associated with the lawsuit they had filed against Rakila Avramović, over the debt collection for the merchandise taken.
The Financial Audit Commission Reviewed the Accounts of the Synagogue
The Financial Audit Commission informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it failed to accurately determine the revenues and expenses of the Synagogue, because its accounts were kept together with the school and hospital accounts. Therefore the Commission requested the Administration to obtain the authorization from the relevant authorities to review all accounts. The file comprised the correspondence of the Commission and the Administration related to the property, revenues and expenses of the Jewish institutions, likewise the relationship of the tutors of the Synagogue and the Commission members.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Municipal Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the collection of municipal taxes from Daniel Gavrilo Nahmias who resided in Šabac at that period.
The Šabac District Headquarters informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that David Tajtacak, a merchant apprentice from Šabac, was registered as taxpayer in Šabac, but had paid taxes in Belgrade.The Administration was requested to speed up the Court of Belgrade Municipality to return the tax amount. However, the Court informed the Administration that Tajtacak was registered as a Belgrade taxpayer as well.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Municipal Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the tax collection from a physician Samuel Pops for the year 1866/67 when he worked as a physician assistant in the Mental Hospital. Afterward, Samuel Pops worked as a physician in Čačak.
Correspondence of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade, the Belgrade Town Court and district headquarters regarding the tax collection from citizens. The file comprised statements of witnesses that Isak J. Kojen and his wife Julija were of poor material situation, too old to earn for living and that Julija‘s son and Isak‘s stepson Moric Crebič from Vienna financially supported them.
Tax Collection From Avram M. Kojen, Azriel Almuzlino and Samuilo Albahari
Correspondence of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Požarevac District Headquarters regarding the tax collection from Avram M. Kojen, Azriel Almuzlino and Samuilo Albahari, who did not pay taxes to Belgrade Municipality for the year 1867 prior to moving to Požarevac.
The Ministry of Finances communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the complaint of Rahila, a widow of Gavrilo Nahmijas, against a decision which bounded her to pay taxes for the last several years. The complaint was rejected because Rahila inherited a house from her husband and sold it to the Administration, and she didn‘t live in community with her sons.
Correspondence of the Court in Šabac, the Belgrade Municipal Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the collection of taxes from David Tajtacak for the year 1868/69. Tajtacak moved from Belgrade to Šabac with wife Klara, sons Isak, Nisim, Samuilo and a daughter Bukar.
