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Upon the telegram sent on 15 April 1900 by the Ministry of Internal Affairs
A sheet has been drawn up and presented by the vaccination official and the municipal doctor for a three month’s period between the beginning of December of 1315 (13 December 1899) and the end of February (13 March 1900). As a result of the investigation of relevant records, it has been understood that this sheet was presented via the letter given by our council on 3 April 1900 for its ratification by the Sanjak Administrative Council. As regards the immediate ratification of this sheet and its presentation to the relevant authority, it is appropriate to relegate it to the Sanjak Administrative Council. The 4th of Nîsân (1)316 (17th of April 1900).
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An inspection has been made about the road declared in this petition to be closed and ruined by the priest named Kulucu (?), residing in the place belonging to the Greek monastery near the village, despite the fact that this village has ever been present for the passing of the public. It has been understood from the above-written explanation by the inspection officials that the road does have ever been present, belonging to the public, but was closed by the said priest. Since the protection of public roads is prescribed by the law, it is appropriate to send a letter to the Greek Patriarchate in order to warn that this road be immediately opened and restored. The 19th of Nîsân (1)316 (2nd of May 1900).
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Upon the petition given on 8 May 1900 by Halid Davudî Effendi regarding the taxes on gas boxes delivered by him
The provisions of the 2. article of the regulation in effect as regards the matter stipulate that gas and spirit to be taken to places equipped with a warehouse must be definitely put into warehouses regardless of the fact that they are brought to be used there or temporarily put there to be used elsewhere. Nevertheless, the provisions of the 3. article of the said regulation require that the fee to be taken from gas and spirits put into warehouses be determined in accordance with the specific requirements of each place, by taking into account necessary expenses such as the warehouse cost, official’s salary and insurance cost; that the fee for a box of gas to be kept in the warehouse for 1 day to 1 month not exceed 40 piasters at most, and that the determination be made by local municipal councils, with the fee ultimately taken with the ratification of administrative councils. Even though it is legal that a fee is taken for the gas boxes stated in this petition to have been put into the Jaffa Gas Station for five days before their transfer to Jerusalem by the petitioner, the 2.5 piasters fee taken from each box has been found to be excessive. Determination of the amount of the fee to be taken in accordance with the provisions of the said article and its ratification is a task of local administrative councils. Hence, if the ascertained fee needs to be corrected, it is appropriate to report the matter to the Kaymakamlık of Jaffa in order to take due action for dealing with the matter on site. The 29th of Nîsân (1)316 (12th of May 1900).
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It has been notified a few times to the relevant consulates, to the Greek Patriarchate and to the Chief Rabbinate that a register must be delivered at the end of every month to indicate the amount of deaths occurring in the hospitals within and outside the kaza. Although the matter was notified again by the mutasarrifate via a letter dated 20 January 1900, no register has been yet delivered apart from the hospitals belonging to the French and Russian consulates. In the letter given by the municipal doctor, it has been stated that the delay in drawing up the said register also causes a delay in drawing up the statistics requested by the Ministry of Internal Affairs about death cases. Hence, as regards the outright delivery of two registers from March of 1316 (1900) up to now and the regular delivery of a register at the end of every month, it is appropriate to notify the above-mentioned consulates, the Patriarchate and the Chief Rabbinate. The 9th of Mayîs (1)316 (22nd of May 1900).
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