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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13
Rochester.

| Chas. f .Kinsman is in Boston this week
| Aaron Brown has returned from Bran.
don.
Fred and Rob Marsh were in Weybridge
Sunday.
d. N. Coolidge and wife visited in towr
last week.
A. Messer is in Montpelier and Berlin
this week.
f. w. johnson OF Brandon was In town
for day recently.
Mrs. Z. ii. Stoddard is in Hinesdale, n.
a., for few weeks.
Guy Hodgkins OF Gaysville has been al
home for few days.
Milo Ball is in Warren, working for Mr.
Perkins in general store.
II. H. Edgerton was called to Hancock
the 9th to attend lawsuit.
Alvi Davis and wife OF Marshfield have
been IN town the past week.
DIR. w. ID. Huntington and IL. ii. Cush-
man were in Woodstock last week.
Il. L. Martin and Mr.. Mandigo were In
Rutland ana Pittsford two days last week
Mr.. Roscoe's topic for next Sunday
morning will be Two Aspects OF Relig-
ion.n
Frank Brown has closed his labors with
Alpha Messer and Mr.. Edmunds taxes his
place.
Rev. w. N. Roberts preached in Ran.
dolph Sunday In exchange with Rev, MIR.
Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bixby have returned
from Gaysville and will spend their yaca-
ton in town.
q. G. Hubbard and e. II. Hoyt have put
in telephone from their village house TO
their Marsh farm.
Mrs. Amos Crossman died Feb. 6. aged
IS years. Tue funeral was held SUNDAY,
Rev. Mr. Roscoe officiating.
The LADIES' Aid OF the Cong'l society
met with MRS. w. M. Huntington Tues.
day afternoon and evening.
Mr. Eygleston OF Prtsford has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Mandigo. and
son, Harley, at the motel the past week.
The leap year dance at the q. A. r. hall
the 9TH was success, IL couples being in
attendance. A general good time was re-
ported
Mrs. A. A. Caller of Hampton, Ia. and
Mrs. A. ). Sawyer OF Nashua, N. HI. snenf
a few days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will II. Hubbard.
Prof. Trask Of Randolph, assisted bv
gentleman and two ladies, gave a concert
in q. A. 4. hall last week. The attendance
was small but the entertainment was high
~ SPOKEN OF by those who heard il.
MIR. Bostwick, young man at work for
Il. +. Whey, was arrested few DAYS ago
on charge OF shooting aud killing one OF
Arthur Miller's dogs. rbe court was held
at Hancock, Feb. 4, and the jury brought
in verdict for Mr.. Bostwick to pay a fine
OF $50 and costs. He appealed to higher
court. b. h. Eegerton for plaintiff; vii.
son for dele uant.
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|
Mrs. Susan Brown is visiting in Bethel.
LAUNDERING will begin in good earnest
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams spent Sun
day in Barnard.
F.V. Hassam is in Massachusetts this
week on business.
brother OF Mrs. John Cutler from
Iowa has been making her visit.
Several OF the veterans will attend the
encampment which is to be held in Rut-
land this week.
The item in regard to the g. A. X. sup.
per should have read that their net gain
was over thirty dollars intstead OF over
fifty.
Daisy Dean, Mollie Abbott and Emma
Nye have had no absent marks during the
school year OF three terms. Mary Cas-
well had the most headmarks in spelling.
'sThe engagement OF Miss Emma F.
Mckenzie OF Beverly, Mass, to Elbridge
G. Spaulding OF Gaysville, VT, is an
nounced, the wedding to take place in
March. Salem Ecening Ne,1s.
The body OF Mrs. Maria Gates, sister
of Mrs. Lewis Wood, was brought here
from Saratoga, N. Y, last week. Funeral
services were held at the home OF j. T..
Safflrd. The interment was at South
Barnard.
The schools closed Friday with exer-
cises in the evening. The scholars did
themselves and their teachers great credit.
On account OF the poor travelling the at
tendance was not so large as was expected
but all report pleasant evening.
Mrs. DR.. Steele and Mrs. II. s. Dean en-
tertained The Colored -Four Hundred and
about 30 Of their friends at Union hall last
Wednesday night. Social pleasures, mu-
sic and dancing were the order Of the
evening. An elegant spread was served
and all report fine time.
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East Bethel.

Hk0St lDCtuCls
Margaret Smith is much better.
Bessie Hinck ley is able to ride out.
There will be an auction at the N. w.
Hunt place Tuesday, Feb. 18TH
Mrs. B. A. Burnham is improving but
is still under the DOCTORS care.
Horace Clifford has let his farm to par
ties from the north part OF the state.
1t is reported that Lyman Rix is to
work for A. A. Storrs the coming year.
Middle Branch grange held very in
teresting meeting Feb. 9th and received
two new members. The next meeting
will be held Wednesday, Feb. 10Th, with
the following program A talk on large
potato crops and the benefits of Bordeaux
mixture, E. Smith; music by the choir;
forty minutes discussion of the tax ques.
ton, A. P. Paine favoring the present low
rate and Others giving their views; read
ing by Mrs. Smith; music; "Deep VS..
Shallow Plowing,"J. F. Bennett; reading,
Mrs. q. M. Riford
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sTArE oF VERMONT ,In rronate Conrt, hsI

STATE OF VERMONT, Tin Probate Court, he "
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. S. AT Randolph n anu ie E
Md District on the ith day OF Feb, A. u, i snS
An instrument purporting to be the last WI i r
testament OF Esther T.. Gilman. late OF kanuopp"r
n said istrict.deceased,i is presented 70 the
probate by. Arthur A. Gilman, one OF y, W. rorrt
tcutors therein named: and II is ordered 10y si .V
that all persons concerned therein be notlneu 70 XXI
pear at asession OF said Court, to be heio =. w ~
irrobae office in Randolph ON the "a aal ,na "
March, ID. 1896, and show cause II any tns2 VII.
have against the probate and allowance OF salu ~, ~
for which purpose II IS further ordered t ,hrss
Copy OF the record of this order be pupsnqu, i tor
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the time p
proving said will, in the Herald ana NeMss,,.,s
newspaper published at Randolph IN this s''S'
by the Court. Attest: ,.,,ye
il6t WILLIAM II. NlChoLs' 'u''N
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Linen DGpa|t|l
Housekeepers' Sales.

Our February sales in this depart
ment are of interest to Housekeepers,
Hotels, Boarding Houses and lnstiiu-
tions.
80 and "a napkins, Irish, French
and German manufacture, 9S cents to
$l2 per dozen.
Table Damasks, German and Irish
goods, As cents and upwards.
Tray Cloths, Doilies, ETC., large
assortment of choice styles. Towels,
hundreds of dozens of Towels from
medium to finest grades. Crash and
Glass Toweling, everything most de-
sirable at low prices.
Quilts, Blankets, Comfortcrs, etc.
Our Dauntless and Marseiles white
bed quilts are full size and splendid
value.
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/ New line OF fancy hairpins, side combs
etc, 9. Nellie E...r'.
Mrs. Emily Bean spent Monday in North
| field.
| Mary Butterfeld was In Randolph last
Tuesday.
| Homer Van Deusen was in Randolph
last week.
Mahlon Shepard was quite sick with
! asthma last week.
MIS-. Dursmore is taking Emma Riley's
place at ID. l.. Nichols.
8. Heath and wife joined party OF their
Warren friends Saturday night in trip 70
the capital.
Mrs. Geo. Roys and Mrs. Dunsmorc at.
tended the funeral OF Henry Jones at
Mortified Center Friday.
Henry Adams and son-in-l law OF Pitts
| field we're in Town Thursday, negotiating
for the rental OF the Flint & Van Deusen
blacksmith shop 4
Mr.. Wakefield OF Warren was here last
week, looking about for a place to move
his family to in case he decides TO work for
Flint & Van Deusen.
Ed Burnham, who has been in Buring-
ton learning the mysteries OF creamery
work, preparatory to putting one in here
in the spring, returned last Tuesday.
Let none miss the rare opportunity OF
hearing Mary N. Chase, A. b, an able
speaker and cultured lady, who viii lee.
ture under the auspices OF the Vermont
Woman's Suffrage assoclation,i in the town
nall Tuesday evening, Feb. Is.
A whist party was given last Saturday
evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roys to
about IS OF their friends. Fred Roys and
Frank Dunsmore were the champion
players OF the evening and the first prize,a
line pack OF gilt-edged playing cards, was
almost worthy OF another contest but was
finally decided by drawing cuts. Dennis
O'Grady and Mrs. Eldred were in like
predicament over the" BOBBY" prize, which
was monkey climbing string but as all
present were fully convinced tnat Dennis
won the prize it was duly presented to
him.
The school in No. 7, taught by Lillian
Buck, closes next Friday. Thursday even
ing an exhibition will be given. OF this
school two pupils deserve especial notice
for their regular attendance. IL there are
others we have not learned their names.
Ella Cram, nearly 10 years OF age, com.
menced attending this school at The age
of six and until the present time, period
OF nine years, has had only one tardy |
mark and one-hali days absence, the lat !
ter being caused by sickness. Her sister, !
Lucy Gam, has attended the same school |
for nearly seven years and has had only
one tardy mark.
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Stockbrfdge.
0UOCKUTIuSC.
Mrs. Fish Durkee is very low.
Will Cook was in town last week,

Will Cook was in town last week.
Fanny Whitcomb was in Bethel re-
Gently.
Mr.. Hood Of Randolph was in town
Saturday.
David Jones, who has been quite i'll, IS
slowly improving.
James Baker has been sick for few
weeks but is improving.
Mrs. Rock Allen of Boston is with her
mother, Mrs. Fisk Durkee.
Frank johnson returned home from
Leicester one day last week.
Carrie Hunt was in Pittsfield with her
parents few days last week.
a. Il. Baker attended A. L. Billiards.
auction in Lillieville, Saturday.
Roman Sawyer is improving, being
able to be around the house on crutches.
Miss Alice Hood closed successful
term Of school last Friday with candy
pull in the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. e. w. Clark Wednesday afternoon
and evening, Feb. 18th.
Henry Ransom, infant son OF John Viii.
cox, is sick with lung fever at the home
OF his grandparents, Ransom Durkee.
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Il. W.ALLEN eco.
North Tunbridge.

Mrs. Lewis Dickerman is very low.
There was dance in Wight's hall Tues
day evening.
The Ladies' Social circle held it's meet
ing in Wight's hall Wednesday evening.
O.S. Tracy, " no recently fell in his barn,
seriously iDjuring himself, remains about
the same and doubts are entertained of re-
covery.
On Monday, Leavitt Il Jones took from
the South Royalton station their gasoline
engine, placing it in the mill and they ex
pect to have it in operation the last Of the
week.
The quarterly meeting held here last
week was very we'll attended. Four min
listers were present On Sunday afternoon
services were held by the @. e. society;
represented by members from the three
churches, So. STAFFORD, East Randolph and
Tunbridge. The exercises were good,
showing deep interest in the cause.
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South Tunbridge.

p Rufus and Hazen Chandler recently
spent a day at L. M. Corwin's.
Charles Hartwell has moved from Roy
alton onto the N. g. Foster place.
There will be prayer meeting at the
town farm Saturday evening at Z o'clock.
Jane Howe and Mabel Dodge are home
from Chelsea, where they have been at
tending school.
After long and painful illness Mrs.
Leonard Fitield died Sunday. Her funei :
al was held at her late home Tuesday Rev.
+. r. Currier officiating.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

Don't invite disappointment by expert
menting. Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have immediate re-
lief. 1t cures Group. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re.
suits. h. l.. Evans d Co., Randolph; h.
p. Stockwell, Bethel; M. j. Sargent &
Son, So. Royalton; A. r. Hood x Son,
Chelsea
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WilIiamsfnwn.

Martin Flint was In town Saturday.
John Stone was in Northfield Monday.
N. Q. Clark was in town on business
last Monday.
Will Hopkins and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of daughter.
The Good Templars' sociable at John
Stones a week ago last Friday night was
highly enjoyed by ell who attended.
w. Fl. Bacon and wife were in North
field last Friday. Mrs. Bacon is visiting
her sister, Mrs. page Harris, for a few
days.
The school in Dist No. / closed last
Friday. A number visited the school
Friday and were highly pleased with the
work OF both teacher and scholars.
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Teachers, Examinations.

Teachers examinations for the spring "
1895 have been arranged as follows
Bradford, Feb. "a and 20.
West Topsham, Feb. rs and ~
Chelsea, Feb. % and 20.
STAFFORD, March 2 and 3.
Post Mills, March and 8.
Randolph, March and Z. ling
All persons desiring to teach the spi cer.
term Of school. unless supplied VIII ~.
tificates, should attend one OF lhe sod to
aminations. Candidates are reques...aac
bring testimonials OF good moral cna'"N
er. Examinationssbeein at a; m,
FRED 4. PRIcHARD, County Examiner.
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South Stockbridge.

John Williamson Of Newport is in
town.
Ed. Roe and wife visited his sister, Mrs.
Newell, last week.
School closed in Dist No. 10 last Friday
and on Taggart hill the week before.
Fred Williamson and Miss Jennie
Doubleday of Bethel were at $. William
sons last week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. George Boutwell, in North Sherburne
Thursday, the Goth inst. general invi-
tation is extended to all who may wish to
take the ride and enjoy the visit.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard soft or calloused Jumps and blemish-
es from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints,
sweeney, ringbone, STILES, sprains, ali
swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save $50 by
the use of one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Richard g. Morton, Druggist, 7 Main
street, Randolph, vt.
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Estate Of Charles p. sto,.o,..
w. S. S. BUCK

Hon Pr@b elg med, having been appointed by IN.
yo,nmssi9ners to receive, examine ana amdnmatoipn
~ asa demands al persons aganst III ~
deceasedand all claims exhibired Il u l san District
aerrny Eve notice that we win meet for he
an IT, a. John NJ Comstocks re uIInose
next from O'clock D. m. until n, w, gay OF July
sS u & ana tnat SIX mos. from the 10Th dav on
ors to p re .g tba sa BY said Tor said credit
allowance. Dated ~ Th ,.s wi examination aud
January, A. ID. 1896. sa ''iis list day OF
il65 FIFIEiiii 'tDt ,'iS,uuok Com
"ohVNONN missiouers
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Gaysviiie.

The Gaysville Button Co. are prepared
to dye without ripping such garments as
coats, pants, vests cioa Ks dresses res and
process. m II
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

This Is to certify that have this day given s y
William L. Banister his time during the relis, ases
OF his minority and shall claim none OF hs VIZ
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after thls "
Braintree, VT, February 10, 1895. >,srER.
MORRIS BANlsIEh'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

For pain in the chest piece OF flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on over the seat OF the pain,
and another on the back between the
shoulders, will afford prompt relief. This
is especially valuable in cases where the
pain is caused by cold and there is
tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by
3. Il. Evans Il Co., and M. j. Sargent &
Son.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

Both schools close this week Friday.
Mrs. G. W.Knight has gone to Rutland
Miss Arlie Stetson is sick with the grip
John Wilmot has returned to Lowell
Mass, after short visit to his sister, Mrs
Geo. Douglass.
Mrs. B. w. Whitney, accompanied ty
Miss Nellie Fifield, has returned TO h, i
home in Boston.
Prof. F. M. Reed of East Corinth will
give comic recital in Unity hall Friday
evening, the 14th.
Mr.. Farnham OF Lebanon, N. H., was in
town last week looking for oxen. He
bought one pair OF H. V. Burr, for $3.50.
J. w. Pierce, Republic, la, says: 81 have
used One Minute Cough Cure in my tami-
ly and for myself, with results 40 entirely
satisfactory that / can hardly find words
to express myself as to its merit. ] will
never fail to recommend it to Others on
every occasion that presents itseii.n e. E..
Evans 81 Co., Randolph; X. P. Stock well,
Bethel; M. J. Sargent & Sol so. Roy alton !;
"A. r, Hood ~ Son, ChelseH.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

STATE or vERM0NTt In PROBATE Court held Al
District of Randolph IS Randolph within and foi
said districi the 18Th dsy of JsDnsiy, A.D. SN.
Joel u. Putnam, guardian az RoDert Putnam,
minor residing In Randolph in said district
makes application 10 sadCourt for license 70 sell ne
wit; His interest IN the Pninam farm, 50 called,
situate on the Giiead Brook road In Bethel, county
Of Windsor.
representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
Of putting the proceeds OF snch sale at Interest o.
Investing the same IN stocks real estate. would be
beneficial TO sad ward: Wherenpon At Is Ordered by
said Court. thai said applcaiinnh be referred 10 se
sion thereof "a be- held a, the PROBATE Office IN said
tandoioll on the 18th day OF FEB. A. Dssior hear,
Ing and decision thereon: and II i inrther ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by pag'
LEGATION OF notice OF said application aud oer there
on. three weeks successfully ~ the Herald And News
published al Randolph before sal time OF hearing.
that they may appear NJ said tiEle and place. ana
they see cause. object thereto. by the CoutL
Attest, WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge, llo
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held al
Randolph DISTRICT $ Randolph within and 10
ald district ON tie lst day ~ Feb A. ID. 1876 Anlh
sfrument purportlug 10 be the last VIII and
Of Dana II. Giles lsted Innhridgr y
said olstrc, deceased, being pre,enIcdny bsnni' u
Gies.one q thu executor, Therein named for PROBATE
II Is o,rt by said Court that all persons concera-
Ell therein he notified IL appeal at session thereof
10 be held al tn. Probate Office in Randolph
on the Isth day OF February, A. d.. 1885 and slys
cause, II any they have. against the probate oil sa
VIII; for which pnrp Sc II is further ordered thss
copy OF the record OF this order he published iltt
paper printed at Randolph In this State, previous
said time OF hearing.
BY the Court. attest.
ll6e WILLIAM H.NICHoLs, judge
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

Try'a can OF Hopkins Steamed Homiay
(Huiled Corn). 1t is delicious. Fall Ut. ~ J.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-02-13

Harmless Soap Don't Eat
Rot nor ruin clothes; two pounds free II
you don't like it.
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New line Of fancy hairpins, side combs
ETC., g. Nellie E...c'.
The record-union., 1896-03-12

WOODLAND, March 11-Charles
Chambers, alias Lamont, whom the
Wells-Fargo Company regard as one
of the most desperate of criminals, was
arrested near Woodland this afternoon
by Sheriff Griff and Deputies Brown
and Hughes.
Chambers is wanted for nearly every
thing in the category of crime, from
stage robbery committed in Alturas
County, Idaho, to attempted murder at
Benicia in this State.
He was released on the 1st of March
from San Quentin, having just con-
cluded twenty-year term in that in
stitution. He went directly to Sacra-
mento and from there he came to this
city on the Tth inst
His arrest was made upon the urgent
request of Governor Mcconnell of Ida
no, who considers Chambers one of the
most dangerous men in the country to
be at liberty, besides being an escaped
convict from that Territory, where he
broke Jail in March, 1883.
The record-union., 1896-03-12
INDOOR AMATEUR BICYCLING.
The Last Night of the Tournament
Draws Big Crowd.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
last nights racing of the indoor anna
teur bicycle tournament at the Me-
chanics Pavilion drew the usual large
crowd this evening, and before the
races were called standing room even
was at a premium
Tonight concluded the amateur rae
ing, as far as the management had ar
ranged, but the California Associated
Cycling Clubs viii have charge of the
track tomorrow evening, and will give
a meet which promises to eclipse any
of the entertainments thus far offered.
Besides special match races between
Osen and Campbell professionals Grif-
fiths and Tantau, and Wells and Ed
wards, amateurs, there will be record
trial by Champion Otto Zeigler, Jr, a
one-mile invitation race in which all
the cracks will ride, and a one-mile
scratch.
During the week, however, the man
agement decided, as the track would not
have to be removed from the building
until the end of this week. it would hold
three days professional racing, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday afternoons,
the races to be competed in by the
champion women riders of the world.
On Monday evening the three star
lady bicyclists of the world arrived
They are Miss Dottie Farnsworth of
Minneapolis, Miss Peterson of Chicago
and Miss Mack of New York City.
The record-union., 1896-03-12
BANNACK INDIANS.
The Case of Their Arrest for Killing
Elk Before the Supreme Court.

The Case of Their Arrest for Killing
Elk Before the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE IA
nous habeas corpus case of John H.
Ward, Sheriff of the county of Uintah,
wyo., VS.. Racehorse was argued in the
Supreme Court to-day. 1t came to the
court on appeal from the Circuit Court
for Wyoming, where the case against
Racehorse was begun after the trouble
with the Bannack Indians at Jack
sons Hole last summer. pursuant to
friendly understanding between the In
dian Bureau officials and the State au-
thorities, for the purpose of securing a
judicial decision of the treaty rights
pleaded by the Indians in justification
Of their killing of game.
The origin of the trouble was the
killing of elk by the Indians, which was
prohibited by the laws of the State of
Wyoming. The right to hunt game on
unoccupied public land was reserved
to the Indians in the treaty by which
they were located in the reservation.
The State law forbade the killing of
game under the conditions then exist
ing and a conflict between the Indians
and peace officers of the State ensued
Subsequent to the outbreak Race
horse. a member of the Bannack Indi-
ans, was arrested on a warrant of the
District Court of Uintah County and
charged with a violation of the State
law in the killing of seven elk He was
released on a writ of habeas corpus is
sued by the Federal Court of Wyoming.
and Sheriff Ward appealed to the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
The questions before the court are:
ID Does the State statute forbidding
the killing of game restrict or annul
the rights of the Indians TO hunt under
the treaty with the United States? %
DO the words eunoccupied" lands used
in the treaty mean lands that have not
been surveyed, subdivided and plat
ted?
The affirmative of these was argued
by Benjamin F. Fowler, Attorney-Gen-