The Chitina leader., 1912-04-06

Late Telegraph News
 OAKLAND March 28.-There has been fatal ending to odm feud that has existed between prominent citizens of this place Yesterday former Mayor Roland w. Snow and Adoph Goldman repaired the assembly of the Congr gaional church settle their differences by fighting duel As result Goldman almost instantly killed, while Snow badly wounded that he died this morning The affair has caused much excitement Years ago Goldman shot Snow and badly wounded him. He tried and sent to the penten tary only recently released Upon reaching here the old feud revived with the result that both are now dead
 WASHINGTON March 2s.-In connection with the coal land probable that the leasing bill drawn by Dr. Alfred H. Brooks and Dr. Joseph w. Holmes will be introduced ln Congress very now Secretary Fisher of the Interior Department has returned from Panama This bill will have the endorsement of the administration and Is expected that it will pass In its original form it will be workable meas The danger the development of the coal field lies in the fact that number of demagogue who ever shreng about the rights of the people, will load it down with resr
 ons that nobody operate It. Secretary Fisher IS extremely anxious that this bill shall be passed and ed to put up fight for it.
 FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 27-on his way to Chicago today Theodore Roosevelt interviewed He i'm patient mood and expressed himself with much feeling the New York returns He said n the entire state there real vote of the Republicans whatsoever Outside of the " of New York the primaries farce Inside the city 1t
 criminal farce methods having been used that than Tammany ever employed"
 CHICAGO March 2s-At the Auditorium last evening Theodore Roosevelt delivered speech In referring to his ddacy he strongly nmated that he fails to receive the Re publican nomination at the Chicago convention he would lead his followers the standard bearer of third party
 ST. LOUIS March 28-Col Roosevelt arrived today and welcomed by Governor Haey He declined to discuss his Chicago speech but his secretary gave statement dis claiming intention upon the part the Colonel to bolt he not nominated
 WASHINGTON March 27-Senator Wilson, head of the Pacific coast delegation few days ago. received teegraphc request Fairbanks urging him to be introduced
 bill appropriang $1 600000 for the construction of the Chtina Fairbanks auto road He took the matter up with Delegate Wckersham whose proper function is to introduce these bi Its failure when introduced will de- pend quite largely upon what disposition made the prop oson the surplus from the sale of Alaska seal skins into the Alaska Road Fund.
 Major Wles P Richardson who sustained fractured ke last January again in his oce and preparing elementary estimate which contains items for the structon of roads and trails Alaska This will be presented Congress by the War Department in the event of failure direct appropriations from Congress for the purpose
 WASHINGTON, March 26.-Senator Wesley L. Jones, of Washington state yesterday introduced bill providing for new tax Alaska Instead of the present rate of four each case the bill provides for tax of ve and eleven cents per according to the species of the fish, This bill has been introduced at the instance of the Department of Commerce and Labor which has given much study to the subject in conjunction with Governor Walter E Clark If acted into law the bill will increase the salmon about hundred and fifty per cent The bill also will provide that these must be paid in cash which considered tangible asset than affidavts stating that certain number of salmon fry have been planted each year the fish lieu of The fact that the last cleaned up $15000O00 very small investment and that the being depleted of this valuable pscatoa spec men already has been drawn to the attention of the Senate