The certificate issued by the Guild, stating that Ilija Kaimović served his apprenticeship diligently, that he was 24 years old, and that he was a well-behaved employee.
David Feldman confirmed that Avram Izrail, a tailor‘s apprentice, served the apprenticeship in his workshop, and that he was well-behaved and honest. Aron Vintura and Čelebon Suzin signed a certificate guaranteeing his future conduct and fulfillment of his obligations with the Tailors Guild.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade accepted the request made by Cadi Kalmi Baruh and instructed him to take the master exam at the Cordwainers Guild.
The certificate signed by Jordan Bunuševac and Benjamin Daniti, both members of the Tailors Guild, stating that Kosta Nikolić had spent three years learning the tailor‘s craft.
Conference Invitation for Memebrs of the Guild of Glaziers
The invitation to all the masters of the Glaziers Guild to attend a conference organised by order of the Main Craftsmen Alliance, and scheduled for 14 January 1907. The invitation was sent to Maksim Flajšer, Benijamin Flajšer, Moša Ruben, Avram Arujeti.
The Court in Jagodina requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from a merchant Juda Levi, the legal representative of the sons of Avram Suzin, related to the lawsuit he had filed against Jevrem Matić from Paraćin.
Carpenters Guild Accused Mihailo Levi for Illegal Work
The Carpenters Guild lodged an appeal to the National Council against the decision made by the Minister of Economy to allow Miahilo S. Levi to make boxes and frames.
Correspondence of the Belgrade Town Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the collection of court fee from Sara, a wife of Avram Maclija.
Blanka Eškenazi requested the Tinsmiths‘ Guild to issue her a certificate, confirming that her late husband Moša Eškenazi was a tinsmith for over 20 years.
Court Fee Collection From Džoja Kojen and Rafajlo Tajtacak
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Džoja, the widow of Azrijel Jozef Kojen, and Rafajlo Tajtacak.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Samuilo B. Avram, a merchant, associated with his demand a ban to be put on the property of Salamon Jakov Kojen.
The Posavina District Headquarters communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the court fee collection from Petar Vasiljević from Obrenovac, whose merchandises were sold for debt settlement to Samuil Amar and his son Kučo.
Priest Aleksa Ilić filed a complaint to the Painters Guild against the painter Bukus Demajo for breaking the agreement on painting windows and doors of the building where the priest lived. Priest Aleksa Ilić asked for an inspection of Demajo‘s work.
Antonije Struldžalić, the merchant from Šabac, requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to issue him a certificate on the citizenship of Moreno Ruso who moved away 12 years before from Belgrade to Vienna. The Administration found out that Ruso paid taxes in Belgrade from 1855 to 1859, but couldn‘t confirm if he was a Serbian subject at that time.
Court Decisions Delivery to the Creditors of Isak Kojen
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver the dispatched court decisions to the creditors of the late Isak J. Koen, Moša S. Kojen, Adolf Bauer and Regina, the widow of Veniamin Dajč.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Rafajlo Hajm, the merchant, who demanded a ban to be put on the property of Isak Hajm.
Correspondence of the Jagodina District Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the court fee collection from Moša Isak Farhi, who demanded a ban to be put on the property of Mata Stevanović, a tailor from Jagodina.
The Valjevo District Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it received the court fee amount collected from Samuel Halfon, who had requested the ban to be put on the property of Semaja Majo from Obrenovac.
The Kragujevac Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Jakov Solomon Kojen, the creditor of Arsenije Vujanović from Aranđelovac.
The Court in Kragujevac requested that the Administration of the Town of Belgrade collected the court fees from Salamon Jakov Kojen who asked the Court to deliver him a copy of a lawsuit filed against him by Arsenije Vujanović and Živko Janković from Aranđelovac.
The Commercial Court in Belgrade informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have received the collected court fees paid by the Adler brothers.
The Belgrade Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have received the collected court fees from Salomon Lebl, a tailor.
The Čačak District Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver the court decision to Leon Kojen associated with his lawsuit against the late Rista Radovanović over debt settlement.
The Smederevo District Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount related to his demand a ban to be put on the real estate property of Nikola Milovanović, over debt settlement.
The Smederevo District Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver the court decision to Moša Isak Farki associated with the take off of two bans from the real estate property of Đorđe Stevanović and his brother Mijailo Tršanić.
The Belgrade Town Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it received the court fee amount collected from the attorney of Jovan Grujić associated with the lawsuit filed against him by Moša and Solomon Farhi over the contract breach.
Belgrade Town Court asked the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect court fees from Solomon I. Kojen, a merchant from Belgrade, for purchesing a property of Jakov M. Kojen.
The Court in Kragujevac requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Benvenista Albala, the merchant, who demanded a ban to be put on the merchandises of Samuilo Altaras and Josif Cadik Levi. The Administration failed to collect the fee since Albala moved away to Turkey.
