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Irakliou Mayor M. Deliahmetakis asks the Administration of Irakliou Evkaf for a detailed list of the water contacted to certain places.
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Title
Irakliou Mayor M. Deliahmetakis asks the Administration of Irakliou Evkaf for a detailed list of the water contacted to certain places.
Description
President of Council of the Muslim Elders states that the Evkaf owns 50 masoures of water in the City of Iraklio. Only 26 1/2 masoures are used by the Evkaf the rest is contacted to the mosques and the public fountains to the benefit of the public
Note
Director states that foundations aren't going to pay tax concerning water contacted to the public fountains of the Municipality. Council of the Muslim Elders complains that the public collector of money asked for 1186, 67 dr. as a tax for water.
Issue Date
1901-02-23
1902-07-27
Language
Greek
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URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/54731
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Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVPR00057
Rights
Open Access
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