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The Prefect sends to the Directorate of Council of the Iraklio Muslim Elders his decision concernig the new plan of the city.
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Title
The Prefect sends to the Directorate of Council of the Iraklio Muslim Elders his decision concernig the new plan of the city.
Description
Iraklio Mayor informs the Director of the Council of the Muslim Elders that their appeal against the new plan of the city of Iraklio had been rejected
Note
Therefore they have to take off the wooden fence they put in order to protect the vakif store at the fisherman's shop otherwise it will be demolished
Issue Date
1905-07-09
1905-07-22
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/63381
Collections
Miscellaneous
Type
Document
Format
30-20 cm, Handwritten
Number of Scanned Documents
3
Identifier
ACIGVDIV00025
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Purchase
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