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JM-AIY/OttomanRegisters/Vol6/p49a/item324 · Item · 1897-01-30
Part of Registers of Jerusalem Municipality Council during the Ottoman period

Yesterday, on Friday, we were informed that the Latins are illegally building a wall around a public recreation spot, which is located outside Jerusalem, on the road which leads to Mount Sinai and close to the Latin gardens. The construction has been terminated and the construction workers who are working without any permit have been punished. The recreation spot and the road is public, and no one from any nation is permitted to claim a right on this spot. Thus, the French Consulate should be informed by the governor of Sanjak that the wall which has been constructed illegally by the Latins should demolished and returned to its previous condition. The 18th of Kânûn Thânî (1)312 (30th of January 1897).

JM-AIY/OttomanRegisters/Vol6/p48b/item322 · Item · 1897-01-27
Part of Registers of Jerusalem Municipality Council during the Ottoman period

A house belonging to Hasan Effendi and Abdülhamid Fetyanî Effendi located at the gate of Jerusalem
A wall belonging to the Greek monastery in Nasâri Neighborhood
A house belonging to the Greek monastery at Bâbülcedid
A house belonging to the Greek monastery in Cevâlde (?)
A wall belonging to Mâriza'l-kur‘a (?) Monastery in Nasâri Neighborhood
A house belonging to the Greek monasteries in Bâb-ı Hıtta Neighborhood
A shop belonging to Ömer Effendi Mahmud ed-Dâvûdî in Bâb-ı Hıtta Neighborhood
A wall belonging to Şeyh Said Effendi el-Muğberî (?) in Bâb-ı Hıtta Neighborhood
A wall belonging to the pharmacist Abdülgaffar el-Kassâs, who is a Spanish subject, in Bâb-ı Hıtta Neighborhood
A house belonging to Abdülgaffar el-Kassâs in the vicinity of Kantaratü Hafîd
A wall belonging to Ömer Effendi ed-Dekâk in the location of Derecetü't-tâbûz (?).
The abovementioned locations have deteriorated and are dangerous to public. Their owners have been warned to renovate these property however none has taken any measures on this matter. Thus, according to the 48th article of the Building Regulation, our member Yusuf Nesibe Effendi (?) and engineer İbrahim Effendi, who are appointed, together with an official appointed by the mukhtars and municipality police, will prepare a report for the demolishing of these property. Thus, the municipality police should be contacted to appoint an official from the municipality police. The 15th of Kânûn Thânî (1)312 (27th of January 1897).

RU-AVPRI/180/1846/ff17-18 · Item · 1901-05-05-1901-05-05
Part of Embassy in Constantinople (Russian Empire)

Report; departure of governor Tevfik-Bey, bad impression after 3,5-years service; description of Tevfik-Bey: educated, with good manners, but shy, inexperienced, could not control administration, guided by Administrative council, didn't have support in Porte, his staff was corrupt, inefficient for Greek Patriarch and Russian consulate, after German emperor's visit is less favorable for Orthodoxy. Military chief Rifat-Pasha is acting governor; local administration, personalities. Sender: Russian consul general in Jerusalem A.G. Yakovlev; Recipient: Russian ambassador in Constantinople I.A. Zinoviev.

RU-AVPRI/180/1836/ff137-140v · Item · 1891-09-30-1891-09-30
Part of Embassy in Constantinople (Russian Empire)

Report; departure of Greek consul Meletopoulo and arrival of the new one, Marinaki, their description, concurrence between Greek and Russian consulates, Greeks contribute to Catholic propaganda; religion, foreign influence, diplomacy. Sender: acting Russian consul in Jerusalem A.P. Belyaev; Recipient: Russian ambassador in Constantinople A.I. Nelidov.

RU-AVPRI/180/1839/ff135-138 · Item · 1894-09-13-1894-09-13
Part of Embassy in Constantinople (Russian Empire)

Report; deportation in Russia of a person liable for military service, medical examination, description of the same procedure in German, Austrian, Italian, French consulates, suggestion to introduce the same procedure less expensive and complicated; foreign subjects in Palestine. Sender: acting Russian consul in Jerusalem A.G. Yakovlev; Recipient: Russian ambassador in Constantinople A.I. Nelidov.