
Attorney Paul S. Rudder said back in the 1980s and 1990s Mono County Superior Court Judge N. Edward Denton would often ask him to stop by his chambers before he drove home from the 1880 courthouse in tiny Bridgeport. But Denton didn’t want to talk about a case; he and his clerk wanted gossip.
“The doings of the city folk were hilarious,” Rudder said. “I would keep them up to date on what was happening in the big city.”
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