Josif Hajim and the Brothers Medina Registered Their Assistants
Josif Hajim and the brothers Medina, the merchants, were interrogated in the Terazije Precinct accused for not registering their assistants Isak Medina, Solomon Kojen, Jakov Levi, Benjamin Medina, Leon Mandil and Isak Bencion. It was found out that their assistants were registered in the Town Precinct.
Jakov Moreno Kojen Terminated the Partnership Agreement
Termination of the partnership agreement (copy). Jakov Moreno Kojen, the son and the heir of the late Moreno Jakov Kojen, terminated the partnership agreement with his uncle Solomon Jakov Kojen and the son-in-law Moša J. Farki.
Jakov Ruso Requested to Settle His Debt and Court Fees
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the debt amount from Jakov Ruso for the debt settlement to Solomon Levi from Trieste, likewise the associated court fees. Also, Ruso had to pay the court fees for the lawsuit he had filed against Josif Ozerović. The Administration reported that it failed to collect the debt and court amounts from Jakov Ruso because he had moved to Niš.
Jewish Community Reported on the Number of Births and Deaths
The Jewish Religious School Community reported to the the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the number of births and deaths in the period 11th to 20th October 1889. Avram Anaf‘s baby boy was born. Rafailo, a son of Solomon Levi, a baby boy of Moša Beraha, Samuilo, a son of Rafailo Farhi and Avram Levi‘s baby girl died.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade requested the Šabac District Headquarters to watch over Jakov Adut, who had received a passport for travelling to that town, at the guarantee of Solomon Moša, suspected to have committed a theft in Belgrade.
Assembly of the Religious-School Jewish Community reported on the deaths and births within their community in the period between 1 and 10 February 1885: Solomon Nafusi had a baby girl born and Solomon Albahari‘s baby boy died.
Jakov David Forced to Move Out From the House of Solomon Ruso
The Belgrade Town Court instructed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to force the moving out of Jakov David from the house of Solomon David Ruso.
Josif Isaković Arriving to Belgrade Over Trade Business
The Quarantine in Aleksinac informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have let Josif Isaković from Sofia to pass though on his way to Belgrade, where he intended to stay 10 days for trade business.
Jakov and Sofija Alkalaj Admitted Into the Belgrade Municipality
The Belgrade City Government brought a decision to admit Jakov Alkalaj and his wife Sofija into the membership of the Belgrade Municipality. Enclosed to the file they submitted the old identification cards.
The document published by the Ministry of Interior of the Federal People‘s Republic of Yugoslavia, stating that Josif Sege, a student from Belgrade, born in 1921 in Subotica, had renounced his Yugoslav citizenship, because he was moving to Israel and he had been granted Israeli citizenship.
The Second District of the Administration of the City of Belgrade reported to the Technical Directorate of the Belgrade Municipality on clearing the ruins, excavating the
corpses and rehabilitating other consequences of the bombardment. The report highlighted the lack of work force, i.e. all the Jews who were forwarded on 15th June to the Commissariat to the Tašmajdan never returned to work.
Jakov Pijade Filed a Lawsuit Against Nikola Milovanović
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee amount from Nikola Milovanović, a merchant at the Sava River, associated with the lawsuit Jakov Pijade from Turn Severin had filed against him.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informed the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs that the house of Jakov Pijade, who lived in Turn Severin, had been sold for debt settlement to Stojan Živković. A part of the amount was taken by the Administration to cover the due taxes from 1876 to 1879.
Jakov Elijas Asserted That He Settled His Debt To Jahijel Ruso
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to inform Jahijel Ruso that the police in Turn Severin failed to collect the debt amount from Jakov Elijas. Elijas asserted that he had settled his debt to Ruso and that he returned the overall merchandises to him.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court, the Court in Valjevo and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding Jahijel Ruso who demanded the information on a status of the lawsuit he had filed against Mair Baruh, a merchant from Ub, over debt settlement.
Jahijel B. Ruso Guaranteed to Settle the Debt of Majir Baruh
David B. Ruso submitted for verification to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade a list of creditors of Majir Baruh, a merchant from Ub, which Jahiel B. Ruso guaranteed to settle .
Jelena Čagan Filed a Lawsuit Against Jakov Berger, a Rabbi, Over Abuse
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Jelene, a wife of Petar Čagan, a shop keeper, had filed against a rabbi Jakov Berger, his wife Fanika, a daughter Regina and his son Samuilo, over molesting and abuse.
Jews Appointed To the Forced Labor To the Water Supplies Administration
The Belgrade City Government notified the Water Supplies Administration that it forwarded the Jewish mechanic engineers Samek Kiter, Arnold Samujlović, Samujlo Zunana, Ljubomir Milin, Leopold Hercog, Franjo Holo; chemists Filip Frank, Mirko Bihler, Zigmund Brukner, Samuilo Eškenazi, Rafajlo Avramović, Bela Bernet, Rudolf Štajner and Rafajlo Lević PhD in economy, to work in that Administration.
Ješa and Flora Ković Renounced Their Yugoslav Citizenship
The Ministry of Interior of the People‘s Republic of Serbia requested the Executive Board of the People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade to remove Ješa and Flora Ković from the registry of Yugoslav citizens. Ješa Ković, an electrician from Belgrade, and his wife Flora, née Altarac, had renounced their Yugoslav citizenship.
Julius Bril Applied For the Admission Into the Belgrade Residency
Julius Bril, the former director of the Hemp Factory in Svilajnac, along with his wife Elza and their son Fric, applied for the admission into the residency of the Belgrade Municipality .
Jakov Ruso Filed a Lawsuit Against Haim David Adut Over Debt
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the execution of the court decision reached in a lawsuit Jovan Poznanović, a representative of Jakov Ruso, had filed against Haim David Adut, over debt.
Jewish Merchants Filed a Complaint Against Banning to Work on Sundays
The Ministry of the Interior recommended the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to discharge the complaint Manahaim Hasan and Haim Koen, the Jewish merchants, had filed regarding the ban to work on Sundays and holidays, and to investigate their statements that some rich merchants didn‘t work on Sundays and holidays, but they traded "behind the curtain".
Josif Ruso Refused to Pay the Court Fee For the Lawsuit He Never Filed
Correspondence of the Austrian Consulate, the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the refusal of Josif Ruso to pay a court fee for the lawsuit he had allegedly filed against Haim Avram Koen, since he had never filed a lawsuit against the aforesaid person.
Jewish Community Complained Against the Pork and Beef Butchery Shop
Samuel Koen, Haim Avramović Konfino and Avram Koen, members of the Jewish Community, filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against the Dorćol Precinct, because Tasa Belopoljac, who joined that Precinct, allowed the local butcher shop to cut and sell pork meat. Belopoljac reported regarding this complaint and the Administration accordingly decided the pork shop to move to another location, after the expiry of the lease contract, but until then it was ordered to be careful that pork and beef meat did not mix.
