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Title	Creator	Issue Date
Office of the President of the Governmental Council. The President has received the invitation	-	1915-02-03; 1915-02-08
Towards Irakliou Prefect. The writer reports that because the properites left to some orphans some times are huge and because most of guardians aren't so reliable	-	1916-03-17
Muslim community thanks Irakliou Prefect Mihail Sgouron for the measures that had been taken against the 13th, 14th and 5th of September events, when the Muslim mosques had been violently occupied and the property and life of the Muslims were in danger.	-	1915-09-26
Towards Irakliou Prefecture: the Mayor of Zitas (O Efpithestatos Dimarhos) Gio. Papadimitropolos reports that the Muslim Cemetary is next to the residences and to the church of Agios Nikolaos And that is should be moved	-	1915-03-23
Irakliou Prefect Confirmation of the decision of the Muslim Elders to compromise with Ivraim Opouzipiranni and to lend him the coffe house for 80 dr. per month from 1914 to 1916	-	1915-02-11; 1915-02-27
Irakliou Mayor informs Administration of Irakliou Evkaf that it has been reported to him that the pavements of the Administration which are used by the butchers are in a terrible condition and that dirty water and blood of dead animals stagnates on them.	-	1911-09-27
Council of Irakliou Muslim Elders'. Towards Irakliou Prefect: Shipment of a decision of the Council, to be approved.	-	1915-12-23
Towards thea Irakliou Prfecture. Shipment of a decision of the Elders	-	1916-09-22
Statement of Taxable Edifice of the Muslim Religious Foundations of Chania submitted to the Municipality of Chania for a house located at the town of Chania of a yearly revenue of 72 drahmes. The house is rented to Abdulah Kalimerakis, customs' watchman.	-	1910-08-24
Towards Ministry of Religions And of Public Education. President of Muslim Elders' Council G. Asprakis reports that in Irakliou Muslim Girls' School, used to serve 4 teachers of Turkish language and of the Muslim Religion and 5 teachers of Greek Courses	-	1915-03-11

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