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Granting a permit to Hacı Simon, who demanded a permit to go to Jerusalem with his family living in Istanbul, on the condition that he pays his debts for the military exemption tax and road tax. 1, 3: no signature; 2: signed by Faik Bey, who was governor of Mamüratülaziz.

Some of the goods and livestock stolen by Gaza Bedouins belonging to people of Tayyane village in Zor were taken back and given back to their owners, the audacious will face legal conduct, and the rest of the remaining things are demanded to taken back and given back. 1-3: signed by three people (they have signed three times in this file); 4: signed by two people; 5- n.

Mehmed Şükrü Efendi; born in Jerusalem in 1288, son of Hacı Bekir Ağa. No signature.

Arif Hikmet Efendi; born in Jerusalem in 1282, son of Ahmed Efendi, one of the notables of Jerusalem. No signature.

Efforts to getting in touch with Tehran Embassy on the issue of Haci Abdullah of Jerusalem community who is a traveler and arrived to Beyazid and then departed Beyazid for Van. Yet, he was arrested by the judge of Ovacik in Iran with the accusation of being a spy and sentenced prison a day, after his released he was injured by an Iranian horseman. 1-2: no signature; 3: signed by Rauf Bey,who was governor of Erzurum.

The demand of Habib Necib, the Imperial Treasury Estates Commision Court Clerk, for travel permit to his mother and uncle in Diyarbekir with two children and his wife to Istanbul after visiting Jerusalem. 1: no signature; 2: signed by Habib Necib Bey, (Hazine-i Hâssa-i Şahane Emlâk-i Hümâyun Komisyonu Zabıt Katibi).

The project document for the repair of the Jerusalem central Prison is reviewed and approved. 1: no signature.

A bunch of papers with door illustrated and watermark which were within the papers sent from Egypt in the name of Ata Cebri Bey, a trusted merchant of Jafa and Iranian business transactor, were returned back and it is required to prevent sending of all papers back. No signature.

Telegram to the Jerusalem Governorate stating that the aid to be given by Jews to those who are sick or wounded at war is to be sent to the name of the Public Responsibilities Office 1: signed by Kudüs Mutasarrıf Vekili Yusuf; 2: no signature.

That complaints were found out to be baseless, as a result of the investigation conducted upon the complaint by townsfolk, who reported that the Jews in Jaffa had established districts belonging to themselves, founded jails and kept Muslims in those jails, adding that they had founded a state within the state.