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JuD1clAKY DEPARTMENT,

on motion the committee rose and recommended
the approval Of the above report. Adopted.
Adjourned.
sIx1x-NISTH DAY.-Tuesday July %.
Assembly met At 10 An
On U noiion the Assembly adjourned till P. N to-
day
On re-Assembliug at P. N. Mr.. MahOe was excused
on account Of i'll health.
Hon. 5 k Raai gave notice Of a bin to authorize
the Minister Of Interior TO make agreement with
scertan company for Substituting steamer for inter
island com munieation.
Mr. Birch read for the first time bill to amend
section IS. chapter 55, Of Penal Code
On motion the bill was read its title a second
time and passed 10 engr0ssment-
his Ex the Minister of Foreign Affairs stated that
the Privv Council had to-day to consider the sub
ec Of deprecated COINS and decided that the depre-
cated coins should not pass after this date but the
govern ment should give notice to receive all such
coins at the treasury al full value
On motion Of His EK. the Minister of Foreign
Affairs the resolution introduced by the Hon ; h.
Kaai to this effect taken up, aud passed Is ayes
and 5 noes.
Immediately after its passage, Hon. P. Isenberg
moved to reconsider this vote.
After some further discussion the Assembly at P.
NJ necatived the resolution, ayes and % noes
Adjourned.
srvESrrErH DAY.-Wednesday July 26.
The Select Committee to whom was referred the
bill to regulate the election law. recommended that
the bill be passed with some amendu ents. Laid on
table.
The Select Committee to whom referred the
bill TO amend section 79s Of the Civil Code recon-
mendsd that the bill be passed with some amend
meuts. Adopted.
The Select Committee to whom was referred the
bin to amend chapter Sc Of PenalSCode reported that
il had been considered, and recommended new bill
in the place Of the former. Adopted
Mr.. Kauai read for the first time bill to amend
section l. chapter Of the session law Of 1871 Passed
70 its second reading.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The Assembly proceeded to the order Of the day,
which is the Appropriation Bill in the Committee Of
Of the Whole, Hon. P. Isenberg in the chair.
For District Judge of Molokai. ..... . $500 passed
For the expenses Of said judge in bringing for
ward his report TO the governor OF the island 80
On re-assembliDg at l P. N. the committee con-
tinued.
For District Judge Of lanai 500 passed
OF Eva aud Waiaune....- 600
Of waialua and Kooauoa. 500
On motion the district of Waalua was separated
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Saloon Pilot Bread.
6NASES AND on. CAsES-Per N BelleRrobests
For ssie by fsssl BoLLES & CO.
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VOL. XII.---NO. 81

Ap.mepdment was made aud passed that AL com
mitees 10 whom were referred bills make their re-
ports IN Friday.
tion that 81 the bills passed on the second reading
and nou lying on the secretarys table, be taken up
ever iay and disposed u Carried
Mr. Kalaukoa presented resolution that the pres
ent Ministry remain in Office for seven years and the
Assembly meet again at the end OF that penOd' on
july "a, 1883 Rejected
Mr. Waterhouse presented a resolution that the
Assembly meet next On every day at p ~ lnden-
niteiy postponed.
Nj. Mah5e presented q resolution that the Score
turv be instructed to pay those members who had
received deprecated coins before the i the amount
uf loss on their payments. Pending the discussion
the Assembly adjourned
s1xrr- -EleHr Day Monday July "a.
Assembly met at 10 A. NJ. Yice-Prssident Aholo
in chair.
A communication from tn medical adviser of the
President was then read, stating that the President
viii not resume his duties for three days.
Mr.. Waterhouse gave notice Of bill relating to
auction licenses
relating to the stealing Of animals
Hon. 5. X. kaai presented resolution tnat Ine
deprecated coins known as Tn Peso and " IN
sou be received at Ice cents each
Hon Mr.. Wilder moved as amendment that All
dsprecaied coins should be returned to the treasury
during stated time Of three weeks ana that hotlee
be issued that the treasury will receive them
at the full value. -
AFTER some discussion the resolution was with
drawn.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The Assembly went in the Committee Of the Whole
10 consider the majority report Of the Select Com
ittee to whom was referred the bill relating to ply
sicians, Mr.. BErenAba in chair
Pending the discussion the Assembly took a recess
atl9M. On re-assembing at l P. n. the report was
adopted and the committee rose.
The Appropriation Bin was then taken up in the
COMMITTEES Of the Whole. Hon. Mr.. Wilder IN the
chair.
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sFine Manila CigarsI
To.Let.

- THE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY OC-
es cUPTED BY the subscriber, situated in Beretania
f.sf This house Is In first rate repair and htted
srfIh ali the conveniences OF . hrst class house
Inquire Of SO BoLLES co
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g. Business Caris vheu prcPa,a r. - -. -
.o,r,a discount from these rates. which are " -n,-
s,lvsrtiseueuts when paid or charged qutit.fl -
n R-An fareign advertisements aust , es ~, - n
thsy, Tho rates of chargcsare given IN tne arets
s.i,t,,ces fr Fastefn American sdsertise1.ea,, - -.
scrptions may be made BY bank ehee- e.a '' ''''
age STAMPS
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DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
CD Y N u
Is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY sESUTE

yuyHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIOSED AGAINST
the uufounded statements frequently made that ne
competition CmoRoDrSE i known 20 Chemists and s
Medical profession The fct t. Chlorcdyne Eas deeFef
,nd invented bv Dr. j. COILS BROWNE lex Army Medical
st,1 and 20 named By him and Il has haicd al attempts
at analysis BY the first Chemists of the day lne men
secret Of the preparation have never 9esn !,
ave Dr. J. COLLIs BROWNIES CHLoh0DfNh Is a spur-
cAWTIoF -vieechaneeor sir W. P. Wood GATED that
DR. Coils browne undoubtedly the inventor df Chofo-
dyne. - -,,., -, ,crro,
Tb. invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain, cams the system restore. the deI.nsa
bdv without creating any Of those unpleasant results at
tending the Of opum Old and young may ua-e y ~
hours and times when requisite Ison.lhl- gi le
fy TO it, marvellous good effects and wonderful cures Hhs
medical men exto virtues most extensively using t IN
great quantities 10 the following diseases De-
terry Darrhea. collies Coughs, A.sma, s N'
ralza WhoopiHg Cough Cramp Hysterh' &C
EXTRACTS IRON MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated 20 The Cosga
Of PHYSICIANS and j. T. Davenport thathe bad reife m
formation the effect that the oSli remedy ol
Dr. Love Medical Missionary Ia India, reports De- sl
that In nearly very Of Cholera in which Dr. y toLio
BROWNIES CHLORODYNE was administered the patient
Txtraet from Msdioul Tfmef Jan II 1s56" chioroJns
Il nrescribed BY orthodox medical praettqnrr ot
course would not thus Be singuary popnN aa " h's
supply a want and hll plaee'h
Extract from the General q Heaith London, %
its efficacy Cholera - So strongly are We eonvnes p ne
immense value 0f this remedy that - cannot 700 ei"J
urge tbe necessity OF adopting t In al caaes-"
CAUTION-None genuine without the words bf =
COILS BROWNE" on the aoFernmant stamp vtfi-
whelming medical testimony accompanies caen upttie'
Sole Manufacturer 1T. DAVENPORT,
n Great Russell g. bloomsbury, Londou.
Sold in Betties at l. IA. p ad-. - Cd
Agents in New York, v. a. scmEEFELrS Co aaa , G
wills.
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stationary and Incideutais for all the courts,
Including expenses Of Printing and Postage 1000
On motion the Committee and recommended
the passage Of items under Judiciary Department;
foregoing. Adopted. Adjourned.
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Observation-Disclosures DAY.

TUESDAY, January Is, 1876.
1t. Gov. Davis (col.) in the chair, absent
The bill to amend section 1169, code of 1871
an amendments by Mr.. Barry the bill
passed.
BY Mr.. Johnston: A petition of the bank
ers of the State in reference to the privi-
lege tax; referred.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Mcneil, chairman, reported the bill to
repeal the cotton weighers' law, of Madison,
Holmes and Yalobusha counties, recon-
mending its passage.
Mr.. McCaskilI, chairman, reported the
bill to amend section $50, Code of 1871, in
relation to the official bonds of Circuit
Clerks of certain counties, and recommend
ing the passage of the substitute; also, III.
b. to define the boundary lines OF Covinx-
ton and Marion counties, recommending Its
passage.
Mr.. Reynolds, chairman, reported H B.
to repeal the act in relation to special cleo
Houses, the bill be indefinitely postponed !;
HI. B. to incorporate the Mutual Insurance
Company of Mississippi; III. B. to incorpor-
ate Marshall County Manufacturing Com
pany; also, to repeal the act to regulate the
tax on privileges; n. B. to reduce into one
act the several acts incorporating Raymond,
Kinds county, and d. B. to incorporate the
State Grange, with the recommendation
that they do pass.
SPECIAL ORDER.
10 30 o'clock, AM.
The contested election case of Chalmers
VS.. Sullivan.
Mr. Pratt, from the communities, submit
ted minority report, dissenting from the
report of the committee.
The evidence taken in the case was read.
Then followed lengthy discussion, in
which Messrs Catchings and Reynolds ia
vored the report of the committee, and Mr..
Pratt favored the minority report.
At 8 40 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE-NINETEENTH DAY.

"WEDNESDAY, January 26, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Present
100; absent 16. Leaves of absence granted
Messrs. Crum, Fairly and Carter (col.) OF
Warren.
Mr.. Guthrie, chairman, reported that the
Committee on Education had examined
into the agricultural land scrip and the
three per cent school fund and to report a
bill on the subject. The bill repeats the
law granting those funds granted to the
Vicksburg & Nashville and the Vicksburg
4 Pensacola railroads.
The bill which is entitled an act TO secure
to the State the several funds known as the
Chickasaw school funds, the three per cent.
fund and the agricultural scrip fund.- and
for other purposes.
Mr.. Tison moved to re-commit to the Ju-
dietary Committee; tabled.
Mr.. Featherston: To postpone until
Wednesday. Tabled.
Mr.. Baker: To go into Committee Of the
Whole to consider the bill. Carried.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Baker in the chair. The bill WA
taken up.
Mr.. Spight moved to recommend the ref.
erence of the bill to the Committee or
| Mr.. Hudson: To recommend its passage
There was a very full discussion, not only
upon the motion to recommend to recon-
initial, but upon the merits of the bill.
LAWS BY LIMITATION.
The Secretary Of State informed thu
House that the following bills, originating
in the House, had become laws by operation
of Art. 4, Sec. "a, of the Constitution, with
out the approval of the Governor: To re-
| peal an act in relation to the State Board o
Equalization; To repeal the anti-liquor Law
of Coffeeville; To repeal the act creating
the office of County Engineer of DeSoto
Madison and Yazoo counties, approved
March 20, 1873; To repeal the law creating
the Office of Road Master of Adams county
and the joint resolution in relation to certain
public funds.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
| The Governor submitted report of tn,
disposition of the Executive contingent
fund, which will appear tomorrow.
The committee arose and asked leave t.
sit again. Adjourned.
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HOUSE-EIGHTEENTH DAY.

TUESDAY, Jan. 25, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair. Present,
So; absent, 81
SENATE BILLS.
S. B. To define ard punish the crime of
burglary in railroad cars; and to repeal the
act Incorporating the New Albany Hotel
Co., approved March LIST. 1873 were passed.
Mr.. Leigh, chairman, reported the bills !:
to repeal section 2467, chapter 81, Code of
1871, in relation to debts created for liquor !;
also, to repeal the anti-liquor law of Beat
No. 2 and Carthage, Leake county, recon-
mending that they do pass.
HOUSE BILLS.
The bill to repeal section 2467 Code of
1871, in relation to debts created for liquor.
Mr.. Spight moved to table the bill; car
ried.-Yeas Il, nays 20.
The bills to repeal the anti-liquOr law of
Kosciusko, and the anti-liquOr law of Beat
No 2, and Carthage, Leake county, were
passed.
Mr.. Leigh, chairman, reported:
MR.. SPEAKER: l am instructed by the
Committee on Propositions and Grievances,
to whom was re-cOmmitted the resolution
to investigate the charges against James
Hill, Secretary of State, to report to the
House as follows, tO-wit: Your Committee
think that there is no necessity for the ap-
pointment of such committee of investiga-
ton. The chargemade against said Secretary
of State was made, as recited in said resOlu-
(simply a newspaper charge) and was made
evidently with an intent to cast doubt on the
constitutional amendments recently adopt
ed, and which this Legislature has promul-
gated and announced as legal amendments
to the Constitution of the State. 1t has
charged that the Secretary of State did not
give the notice required by article thirteen
Of the Constitution of the State. By refer
ence to the Daily Pilot of July 3lst, 1879,
herewith submitted, it is shown that said
notice was given.
Said article IL of the Constitution pre-
scribes that public notice shall be given at
least three months preceding the next gen.
eral election. This vas done. The Con-
stitution is silent as to the mode and manner
of giving such notice, and your committee
think the notice given sufficient under the
same.
A bill was passed on the last day of the
special session of the Legislature of 1875, en-
titled /" An Act to provide for submitting to
a vote of the people amendments to
the Constitution, and for other pur-
poses'' This bill was not, how ever
approved by the Governor and only became
n law by Limitation (see Art. 4. Sec. "A, of
the Constitution ON the 81 day of the pres
emf session, and the fact of such law becom-
ing operative by Limitation, was duly certi-
fled by the secretary of State; but this law
was not the law at the time the amend
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issuing any warrant for any purpose what
ever, except on specific appropriations
made by law. setting forth the amount ap-
propriated, and for what purpose; or from
issuing any warrant under any annual or
pretended annual appropriation heretofore
made; or by virtue of any act directing
the issuance of warrants for certain pur-
poses, unless specified amount shall have
been appropriated and set aside for such
purpose, sufficient amount of which is I'M
expended to pay any warrant issued.
SEC. z. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved January %. 1876.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The, Turkish War.

RAGUsA, January ga sortie by 10000
troops was made from Trebigne, but they
were driven back, and now the capitulatio
of the city Is imminent In consequence OF
the lack Of provisions.
The Spanish War.
LONDON, Jan. ga special dispatch
to the Morning Post says that King AL
foDso's troops are marching rapidly to make
simultaneous attacks upon the Carlists oc-
cupying positions in the provinces of Alamo,
Biscay and GuipuzcOa.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 26.-The Royalist
troops have carried several Important posi-
lions between Hermann and Lasarte, and are
now encamped on the ground won from
the Carlists.
SAN SEBASTIAN, January 26.-Quisadas'
division has carried several i'm portant Car
list positions. General Ellis is dead. The
fighting still progresses, the Alfonsists grad
ually gaining
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An Act provide for submitting to vote
of the rop1e, amendments to the constitu-
ton, al for other purposes.
SEcr1S 1. Be it enacted by the Legi sla-
ture of ne State of Mississippi, That when
ever an amendment to the constitution is
proposa to the people for adoption or re-
iectiont shall be the duty of the Secretary
of Stat at least three months before The
electio is held, at which the same is to be
voted pom, to send to the prOprietors OF
evervewspaper published in this State, a
copyf the Act or Resolution proposing
such nendment and copy of this Act
and rery such newspaper, that will pub
breeding such election, shall be paid the
suIof fifteen dollars out of the State Treas
ur
3cTIoN 2. Be it further enacted. That
iroting upon any proposed amendment, the
e.tors shall have written or printed on
tir ballots any words that are
Efficiently descriptive of the e..aendn,cnS,
Tx " for,'' if they vote for, and the prefix
hme. The amendment proposed at
he last session, in relation to the
hancesy courts, shall be designated as the
hanctry court amendment, and those elect
,rs Wishing to vote for the same, shall have
yrpten or printed on their ballots the
veds, s' For Chancery Court Amendment .
"a those wishing to vote against the same,
lalI have written or printed on their bal
ITS the words, against Chancery Court
.mendment."
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That it shall
Q the duty of all registrars, commissioners
nd other persons holding any election at,
hich any amendment is proposed for adop-
on, to give general notice to the electors
T their right to vote upon the same and to
,ceive all legal votes upon such amend
ent, and make due return thereof to the
acretary of State, within the time required
II making returns of the election of officers.
he said returns shall be made out sepa-
Itely and transmitted to the office
Secretary of State, endorsed on the
.ck of the envelope containing the same
Ie words ELECTION returns, Constitution
Amendment, County of -"
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Approved January q. 1876.

AN ACT to repeal the second section of an
Act entitled an Act in relation to the Public
Revenue, approved March I'd, 1876.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF the State of Mississippi, That the
second section of an Act entitled an Act in
relation to the Public Revenue, approved
repealed.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and af-
ter its passage.
By Limitation, Jan'y 10, 1876.
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By Mr.. Barry: To amend section 7S2,
Code of 1871, i'm relation to verifying at
counts.
By Mr.. Catchings: To incorporate the
Deer Creek Navigation Company.
Mr.. Mcneil was added, to the Committee
on Penitentiary. Adjourned.
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SECTION 4. Be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the Secretary of State
to lay before the Legislature, during the
first week of the session next following
such election, a certified statement of all
votes cast for or against any amendment
proposed in the several counties of this
State; and In addition thereto, a certified
statement of the "whole number of electors
who voted for the members of the Legisla-
sure" at such election in the different coun-
ties, taking the average vote cast in coun-
ties entitled to choose more than one MEM
Der OF the House of Representatives, as the
actual vote given for members of the Leeis-
lature in SUCH counties
SECTION 5. Be it further enacted, That
this Act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
By Limitation.
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Judge Lynch Rampant.

CHARLEsTOwN, w. Va Jan. 26.-Dawson
and Estep, the Lee murderers, were taken
from jail to the woods and probably hung.
A colored man named Dooley was killed
by one Hines early this evening and ne
gro crowd took him from the Jail to the
woods.
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By Telegraph
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The hearing before re House COMMITTEES
, on the Pacific Raitoad Dill this morning,
showed the vital i,serest felt BY the South
Judge KennseS Of Louisiana, and Mr.. Eel
senheld, of6.n Diego, both took the ground
that q. ,Jmplete line to the Pacific, which
wog,,s pc an open highway, and whose in
Hcsts would be controlled by Congress.
1Imas an absolute necessity; and rather than
hsve the road built SO as to extend che nres-
en- monopoly, they would prefer to be
MlFh1ut the line.
dress, and fmpfesseu upon s,.e o..AA..-l-
yond all constitutional and all political
questions. Congress could not. having Gre
ated an evil, now confess that 1t was pow
erless to correct it.
Mr.. Felsenheld said that the whole pros
poets of California were now in the control
take its proper position until she had the
advantage of another trans-cQntinental line.
Their whole argument showed the sb-
solute necessity of the South cOnsolida-
ing united front. Colonel Scott
approved the bills in behalf of the Texas
Pacific and Huntington, in behalf Of the
Central and Southern Pacific, OF California,
bly,, abiding to the extent of the line al
ready built between San Francisco and Fort
Yuma, the land grants Ofthe company and
other points thereupon proposed In the Dill.
Dr. MopaHry, reaOlng clerk, anu y. w.
Clayton, assistant journal clerk, have been
displaced.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-In the Senate,
Morrill,, of Maine. from the Committee on
Appropriations reported favorably on the
House bill to pay interest on 1855 District of
Columbia bonds. Placed on calender.
Senator Christiancy, who frequents the
Republican caucus, is speaking in oppo-
sitien to Morton's Mississippi resolution.
J. NJ. Barclay, for twenty-five years jour-
nal clerk of the House, and author OF Bar
clay's Digest, has resigned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The Committee on
Appropriations reported favorably on the
house bill providing for interest on the Dis
trict of Columbia bonds. 1t was placed on
the calendar. The Committee of Claims re-
ported adversely on several claims.
The Homestead Bill was discussed. Ad-
journed.
Miss Lucy N White was confirmed Post
mistress at Newton, Miss.
The House Bill providing that all mail
able matter of the third class, referred to in
sections 1878 and 3911, revised statute, and
which may weigh not exceeding four
pounds, for each package, and that the
postage thereon shall be one cent for every
two ounces or fractional part thereof.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS Jan. 26.-Seven men
surrounded John Whittleserly and family
and house, and obtained the key to the
Northampton National Bank vaults, but
failed to enter the safe. Whittleserly lost a
gold watch small amount of money
The safe door cannot be opened.
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An Act to confer upon the chairmen of COM
mittees powsr to administer oaths and for
other purposes.
SEcrleN 1. Belt enacted by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Mississippi, That the
chairman or acting chairman of any COM
nittee of the Senate or House of Represen-
tatives of the Safe of Mississippi, and the
chairman or acting chairman of any
Joint committee Of said Senate or
hereby empovered to administer oaths
or affirmationto witnesses in any case or
matter underexamination before said COM
mittees, and very person who shall willful-
falsely befor such committee, shall be liza
BILE to the pans. penalties, and disabilities
now PRESCRIBED by law, for the crime of
perjury.
SEC. Q. B it further enacted, That this act
take efectrom and after its passage.
Approval January 18th, 1876.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 26-BabcOck and the
witnesses in his case were notified that they
need not appear on Monday, as the Mckee
trial will not be completed.
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A Joint Resolution to abolish the Office of
Postmaster for the two Houses.
Be it Resolved by the Legislat ure of the
State of Mississippi, That the Office of
Postmaster for the two Houses be and tbs
same Is hereby abolished, and that this req
olution take effect from and after its pas
sage.
Approved January IL, 1876.
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Snow.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 26.-The snow has
crushed the roofs of the courthouse and
other buildings and has completely blocked
the railroads in Nevada.