Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-20
GROWTH Or
POSIOFfICE HERE
II iMAzts OFFICIALS
congressman Parker and Wiley
Hard at Work FOR New Build
ing-Washington Notes.
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a#st Especial to the Newafk Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-That Rep
1esentativs r. Wayne Parker and Rep
fesentative William II. Wiley will have
no difficulty In interesting Con-
gresham Howell! ins fine mat
ter of , better postal ID facilities
for the city of Newark, there is little
Doubt Mr.. Howell Is a member of
the committee on public buildings and
grounds. Through his assistance d
number OF cities Ia the State are en-
joying the possession of handsome gov
eminent buildings. Besides, Mr.. Howell
is q loyal Jerseynany and a native, too,
as he was Born In Cumberland county.
and he served through the Civil War in
a New Jersey regiment of volunteers.
The advancement of the Newark
posteface HAS astonished the officials
of the postofice department. With a
record rof, more than a. million dollars
III receipts. IT has gore ahead So rapidly
that it has far outgroun its facilities
for taking care of the work satisfac-
torily. IN their efforts to Bring the
matter before the committee for con,
s~lderationf the two Congressman frohI
Essex county have sthealoyal support
of the committee of the Board of
Trade. of which George w. Tomkins Is
the chairman. ,a ~ .fstas a.sss s4a
sas5 Fight for fsuiIding BnI.aGSsa..
AS yet there is no certainty that
there Win be a public building bill
ut the present session OF Congress
Representatives In different sections
are cIairnoring for Appropriations for
river and harbor work, ana New Jer7
sey has its. share. Of such projects.
Which have the attention OF the Sena-
tors and Conggressffnheen interested. 1t
is possible, however, that there may
be a small public building bill, and
IL such Is the case Representatives
Parker and Wiley viii do their utmost
to get something for the enlargement
of the Newark Rostefies ins onder that
it may have proper facilities for the
immense business 1T s4tfan sacts.
Representative Hamii1l has not dis
tinguished himself by making any
radical speeches. nnor HAS ne Introduced
bills iii the present. Congress.
Howevers he is deeply Interested in1the
sposteffiee at Jersey C~itysranda since q
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Z ssFb GSrsrf a. Eammerce NH E9AI
Representative Parker has intro
duced by request, q bill to create an
Interstate commerce COURT ito define
it's Jurisdiction and procedure and for
other purposes. The bill provides thai
the Court of Commerce. thus created
shall have Jurisdiction over. all, cases
FOR the ccnforcemefft. otherwise than by
| adjudication and collection OF a for
fefture or penalty, or by infection OF
Criminal punishment, of any order OF
the Interstate Commerce. Commission