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.
The police report of the Dorćol Precinct submitted to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for February 1882: the police was looking for the thief who had robbed the store of Isak Pinta.
Police report of the Savamala Precinct sent to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade in December 1881: unknown thieves had broken into the store of Moša Medina and had stolen the merchandise worth over 2400 dinars.
The Belgrade Journal Wrote About a Jew Who Collected Contributions
The Dorćol Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it failed to locate a crook Jew, who allegedly collected contributions for purchasing a candle for a church, about which the Belgrade Journal wrote as well.
The Palilula Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on events that occurred in the Town: a kettle and a copper pot were stolen from the courtyard of Isak Izrailjević in the Hilandarska Street.
The belgrade Municipality requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect unpaid taxes from Avram Pesak. Pesak lived in Požarevac, but he was registered as a taxpayer in Belgrade.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Commercial Court communicated regarding the debt collection from Izrailo B. Avram in favor of the bankrupted company Alfandari i Anđelo.
The Savamala Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town: Leon A. Medina, a merchant, reported the theft of goods in front of his store.
The Jewish Community Reported on Newly Born and Dead Persons
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the newly born and dead persons in the Community in the period 10th to 20th July 1885: Samuel Lazar got a daughter; Rivka, a widow of Moša Demajo, died.
The Jewish Community Reported On Newly Born Children
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of children born from 20th to 31 August 1885. Avram Solomon and Rafailo Almuzlino got sons and Avram Tajtacak got a daughter.
The Šabac County Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tax amount from Nisim Testa, a shoemaker, for the second semester of 1885
The German Jewish Community Reported On Newly Born Children
The German Jewish Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of born, diseased and married members of the community from 10th until 20th July 1891: Josif Akselrad got a daughter; there were no deaths or weddings in that period.
Solomon Pinto, a trade apprentice, filed a request to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to get a refund of the overpaid bachelor tax. Receipts for the paid bachelor and regular taxes were enclosed to the file
The Jewish Community Reported on the Newly Born and Deceased Persons
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of births and deaths in the community in the period of 1st to 20th June 1884. Children were born in the families of Jakov Mevorah, Hajim Majo, Hajim Pinto, Josif Hajim, Bencijon Hajim, Benvenista Jakov and Samuilo Pijade. Nahama, daughter of Hajim Aron, and a newborn child of Anđelo Levi died.
The Jewish Community Reported on Newly Born and Diseased Persons
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the births and deaths in the community in the period from 20th until 31st May 1885: children were born in the families of Jakov Rubi, Samuilo Almuzlino, Jakov Minto, Jakov Arueti, Moša Koen, Juda Benado and Avram Katalan, Neti F, Josif Pučin and a newborn of Leon Jakovljević died.
The Jewish Community Elected of New Members of the Administration
The Jewish Religious School Community informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have appointed new members of the community administration, in the presence of the representative Isak Barukić, for the period 1884/1887. The appointed members were Hajim Azrijel, Samuil Hajim, Avram Ozerović, Samuilo Pijade, Avram De Majo, Jakov Alkalaj and David Buli, and deputies David Levi, Jovan Melamed and Jakov Mevorah.
The Essence Bought At the Public Auction Resold to Marković Šapčanin
Bukas Demajo requested the tavern controller to examine the quality of the essence bought at a public auction and then resold to Marković Šapčanin and the Company.
The Brothers Davičo Had a Real Estate Property in Dorćol
Samuilo, Rafailo and Moša Davičo requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to issue them a certificate that their real estate in Dorćol, called Davičin Han, was not under the mortgage.
The Jewish Community Reported on Births, Marriages and Deaths
The Jewish Community reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on births, deaths and marriages in the Community in November 1878.The children were born in the families of Jakov and Ori Alkalaj, Jakov and Rejna Pinto and Aron and Sara Kojen. Semtov Kazes and Rakila, maiden Talvi got married. Rakila, a wife of Jakov Majo, Izrael J. Hazan and Šmile Nahman died.
Police reported to the the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events occurred in the Town: a store of Hajim Demajo, a merchant in the Carigradska Street, was robbed during the night.
The Town Precinct documentation on collected taxes and contributions. The Court in Kruševac requested the tax supervisor to monitor the collect tax from Ruben and Talvi, due for the second semester of 1886. The Court in Ivanjica requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tax from Leon H. Hojen, a merchant assistant, for the second semester of 1887.
The Town Precinct documentation on the tax collection. The Court in Jagodina requested the Belgrade Municipal Court to collect tax from Hajim Levi and S. Pijade, the merchants, due for the first semester of 1887. The Ivanjica Municipal Court asked the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tax for the first half of 1887 from Leon H. Kojen, a merchant assistant.
The tax supervisor of the Town Precinct requested Mazela, a wife of the late Isak Solomonović, to pay the due taxes. Mazela gave a statement that she had no resources to pay the due taxes since she and her four children lived in poverty. The supervisor investigated and asserted the authenticity of her statement.
