The Republican journal., 1910-09-15
alianson S History of Belfast.

W w.
p,o Proposed for Publishing the Sec
~ dnd Volume.
s.-roR OF The JOURNAL. The
vs5 l1 Belfast this summer
VIZ. admission of Mr.. Joseph Will
. AyElsta to raise a fund
e. -.qr -ae publication Of the
r.~.a Of Williamson's History
.plfsst manuscript of which has
'.5ss.e o--r finished, but which has
- her 40. shed, and the request
GRANTEE Mr.. Williamson heading
=. s.- with 500 and generously agree
-. allow free Of charge, the use of
y :! father work for publication.
M rar7ort Of the plan suggested,
.-.,,- If U1ith has been made in The
,,r--s. .-i W eh met generous support
, Bafsst ami from the Belfast boys
.-i,g -r other States, but who were
,.rl.rg their summer there, is as fol-
a. That as soon as the sum of
;8 IS u,e-ged. an amount necessary
/, ir.r-4 publisher in the task of print
NO In w5r4 similar in type and general
,,rasrs7e- IL Volume /, a committee of
;rs nz-s-7s to be selected from the SUBJ
,rbers snail be empowered to collect
H. rsag-s and contract for the publica-
ian Of the book. That for the aforesaid
nm $40 copies Of this Second Volume
haul be. 10 Iue time, turned over to
H. committee. and that from the sale of
III 1op4s more than that number will
: saI- subscribers shall first of all
= rs,rblrs-1. after which there will re-
.g5 I69 ~ 1910 copies in the hands of
he committee, for subsequent DISPOSE
S1. -l1ies If Volume | are now out of
rrt .75 I Understand, unobtainable,
hMgs s.anJ.y in demand. By such
p.le ing subscriptions would be in
esi~ 4zs. 1t course without interest,
btu rrirtee, until the work is got
rr oJ-
Tl- l=lz rad pledges up to August
5E b. slZ15.o0 leaving a balance of
H. o.. r-lessary for the completion of
BE- Sl,y0lH Of the sum pledged, Bel
flSt 5oys away from home Il think they
lltssi 19 title satisfaction and pride in
te1g h9rur=t with the belief that this
Isalcton IS still theirs) gave half the
ano1l, he balance being subscribed by
E;lslts ii Belfast, and the S275. 90 now
Fsna unpedged will be made up
\ tla very short time.
For tn information of the reader these
Flc2 cJac-mjng Williamson's second
Fp.4- u the History of Belfast are
r. Tie book when published will
F'HF-+- -a= asst century, from 1874
|H.o- Volume y to 1901. 1t will con-
n -b..r leQ pages of the same size
Ft' trDe As me first volume, and the
Fe- W.T.. probably be S., which was the
fslnE 5gur- al Eolume l. There will be
Chapters ginning with physical
Pr Descriptive History" and ending
fia t.s.l +9l Meteorological and
fl9aoa-r With others on, for in
Eae= If Municipal History con-
|na7l H. Buildings and Real Es-
II Changes XVII, photography
.o-Ie". Xxx, Law and Courts. ="
r. Streets and Roads" XXXIII,
lal''tna. History" XXXVI, "Ne-
f7ogy account Of all deaths from 1874
.ai with biographical sketches.
distinguished Visitors, etc."
isIs Will nt Illustrations of the city,
% OF more PORTRAITS of former resi-
'4''' 10" all, ! think deceased, Hon.
'D L. MlliEen, Willard P. Hartman,
'vF & Jewett, Charles Baker, Will
~ NJ Rust John NJ. Fletcher, Paul R.
.1ls -''ne Timothy Chase, Wakefield G.
rs Few Wooster Parker, James P.
4F Asa Fadnce, John H. Quimby,
James NJ. Leighton, Columbia P.
,@'' Hiram 0. Alden, Isaac M. Board
"a aao many others foremost in the
'S VI Belfast twenty-five years ago.
statements are taken from pro-
'' gotten out in 1901, and probably
~. -'1 Will be enlarged, so far as illus
~ anu portraits are concerned.
Int Ias writer may be pardoned because
b.; as interest IN mis- native town and his
10 see its annals perpetuated, in
|nmS54 u!sl further subscriptions to the
|acb ",, above 1e contributed, and that
1osrir+,5s as the subscriber feels like
lainbrs De sent to Mr.. George A.
tipio31l # ": Is IN possession of the SUBJ
Se Of lsl He feels that every ma
b ID sa Ds'last will consider it his pleas
I'D H. H. NAT this work of the vener-
|lOged@ ~ of Belfast. is no longer
u To Remain unpublished.
Fqrom ALBERT w. THOMPSON.
'oillhs' Colo, Sept. l, 1910.
Ds Notonst and the Law