Risultati 4210

The said hospital has been urgently established and put into service towards the purpose of constructing a hospital for Muslim men and women in the city of Jerusalem, just like for other communities. Since it had not been possible to find a more convenient place for the hospital within the district, the hospital in question has been constructed in its current location. As presented and explained before, three to four days per week have been reserved in this hospital, in case of need, for those with minor illnesses, as is the case in other hospitals. However, since the hospital is located in a distant place, it has been seen that Muslim women and powerless people experienced hardship in reaching there. Therefore, in order to provide the essential requirements and for patients' comfort, a pharmacy has been opened within the city, as a unit affiliated with the hospital. Based on a one-year experience, it has been seen that few inhabitants of Jerusalem have gone to the hospital until now and that the majority of those recorded in the hospital are from the surrounding villages. It is apparent that it would be possible to derive the expected benefit from this hospital if the pharmacy in question were closed down. Although this pharmacy should be managed by the doctors of the hospital, the task is fulfilled by the municipality's doctor as the number of doctors there is not sufficient. The management of the hospital is under the responsibility of the municipal council. The hospital officials do not have the right to intervene in the affairs in that way. Since this intervention is also contrary to the regulations prepared by our municipal council, henceforth it is, under any circumstances, up to the sublime rescript of the Jerusalem Governorship to warn the hospital officials to give close attention to their essential duties. The 30th of Mârt (1)308 (11th of April 1892).
[7 signatures]

As the cost required for the clothes of the inspection officers employed by our council is included in the budget for the year 1892/1893 (1308) and the said cost for the clothes consists of 3,000 piasters, it is appropriate to relegate the matter to the Sanjak Administrative Council for discussion and confirmation of the fact that this amount be paid not from the budget but from the municipal income. The 30th of Mârt (1)308 (11th of April 1892).
[5 signatures]

As, in accordance with the decision of the Sanjak Administrative Council dated 9 March 1891, the duty of clerkship should be fulfilled by the directorate, it is appropriate to state that it is not possible to appoint the requested clerk. The 30th of Mârt (1)308 (11th of April 1892).
[No signatures]

The wooden girdekin (small tent), for which there is a request for manufacture, was surveyed and in accordance with the survey presented, it was understood that it requires 825 piasters as respected current akçe. The 30th of Mârt (1)308 (11th of April 1892).
[2 signatures]

It has been understood that the accounting affairs of the hospital would remain in a messy situation if the requested clerk is not appointed. On the other hand, on the decision by the Sanjak Administrative Council dated 9 March 1891, it was stipulated that the duty of clerkship be fulfilled by the directorate. Therefore, it is necessary to appoint a clerk by reserving 150 piasters from the 500 piasters of salary reserved for the directorate and to notify our council in the event that the director disapproves the appointment of this clerk. The sublime rescript of the mutasarrıf necessitates a written response about the matter. The 31st of Mârt (1)308 (12th of April 1892).
[3 signatures]

The Mail and Telegraph Directorate prescribed that the drivers of horse carriages transmiting mails from Jerusalem to Jaffa and from Jaffa to Jerusalem shall not give any road tax. In accordance with this order, it was told by the multazim that the even these drivers transferring the Austrian mails shall not give the road tax. However, as this mail is transmitted on lump sum basis, not giving road tax is impermissible. Therefore, it is appropriate to notify, through a letter embodying the sublime rescript of the Mutasarrifate, that the Mail and Telegraph Directorate shall not intervene in this matter. Undated.
[No signatures]

We announce that the supply of onions and meat needed for all types of soldiers (asâker shahânia) located in and around the camp of the fifth imperial army, as well as all needed supplies for the soldiers in the Hawran, is proposed for a Dutch auction (munâqasa), in accordance with the conditions upheld by the council. This public bid will remain [open] for three days from the date below. So everyone who is interested in the Dutch auction should respect this period. And in order for this to be known, these directions (kîfîya) were published on the 2nd of Nîsân (1)308 (14th of April 1892).
[3 signatures]

The above-stated persons, even though they had been repeatedly warned against putting anything that would block entry into the street, by no means paid attention to these warnings. Hence, pursuant to the 254th article of the Penal Code, it was approved that they shall each be punished in cash by a fine of 5 golds, i.e., 50 golds in total. It is appropriate to relegate the matter for further action to the Municipal Police Force. The 2nd of Nîsân (1)308 (14th of April 1892).
[3 signatures]

Upon the declaration with an official letter by the Office of Main Register of Revenues dated 4 April 1982 that there was no inconvenience to construct a building in the specified land, a license was warranted for the construction of the building. As the question whether this land belongs to the building owner or not is an issue pertaining to the Office of Main Register of Revenues, it is appropriate to relegate again the matter to where it pertains. The 6th of Nîsân (1)308 (18th of April 1892).
[No signatures]

The reason underlying the fact that the tax paid to the public measurer (keyyâliye) and weighing (kantar) tax have not reached its value of the recent years is that some amount of grain did not reach here due to a quarantine effectuated on account of cholera that appeared last year. As there is already a little shortage of tax, it is understood that it would be more appropriate to sell off these taxes as iltizam rather than collect them on government account. Nevertheless, it is appropriate to relegate this matter again to the Sanjak Administrative Council. The 6th of Nîsân (1)308 (18th of April 1892).
[No signatures]