The Ottawa free trader., 1859-09-10


payne and claret again,-Cncsa UecE.
Joe Bowers VI eddiug.
mountains boasts OF one of the bes
judges in California On the bench he i
! firm decided and prompt, not caring tn,
snap of his finger for either the applaus,
Of friends or the mutterinCs Of enemies
! He IS perhaps, the most devoted man il
al creation, and has his head so full o
+ what he terms judicial talk, that he no
( unircqucntly finds himself making learned
/ charges and passing sentences outside the
/ court room.
I on recent occasion. the judge was
called upon 10 exercise the power and
authority in him Vested in the case Of q
young couple who wished their hands Join
ed in the holy bonds Of wedlOcl. o.
course he consented to perform the pleas
ing duty. ana on the appointed evening
was promptly on hand At tie house where
the affair was TO come cit The room wa-
crowded with the beauty and fashion oI
tac town. and none looked No-c di.uiiicd
than tie Judge himself who was Dire -d
witLiu an inch of his life
Il is customary. on ocra ions Ike The one
refarrcd To, for the people Of the m9unta:E
town - pass around the wine quite ire. ~
and. t. their everlasting credit We vii
add. they consider it no harm 10 mcHitcst
al interest il the Joyous event Of getting
married The judge j. al admirrT Of tn"
fair sex. having ia t-.c epur-, 81 his life lei
the tLi-d one 10 tn. altar To Use MS own
language, IL ! a " great believer in we'd
ding. and that h- should becom. littl,
rn.I,r,y anon, tf,. rlgr,n,I, .crnr. Of n.
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tb5.. ,.r.c L,,e,, hin, igt.-ua..I, H.. Ia,i
,s.s ,-...-. a. All ,r,i i,,8,-.--b. v-o,,,,j
..t.. III. rod
The H-r. had rss.a., round and round
tn. ,-,,--.. l.I r....J Tho I'm. e.-
r.s,..r., .fn.arb Da,y,r. and Nsrrz- Uar.
I,.,.- pr.. irG a~~.y,I Er.r- b.srf tnr,.}-
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,.,-,... .'..'.'...l fls-r.I =, l..,.-y ~,
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.-.a-- r,... a9r-..' .i,a-,- D-har. ann, ~ .
i.. lr...rv .r..r,.l tie ,.rn ,f atf,.r.
Gur..., ff.. evening fy.d ,L ~ attention,
r,.-, r.. I,.i.. e., -.. how I,. ,r,rI.I
com. ..,.t .. fl.... -c-rr.
tl.a-ta ,.. tr..., monea: was an
uru.a.i T.. .Ig.i-. arose. WV l5ut.au--
j. from -na ,..a.9 winch lo,c-ur..i;u n,
co-a..-tr tin room. alI casting li- eve.
or.. H.. couu.uv. Le rc.o.u.-ai the She
riff of IT,. county. vLp was r.r.sel: as am
tu,f.-G ag--r The Jude hal .-nI.l.i
.u.- au,-e'i t. max. l...a forget theu-tur-
of ht- business lie ,ya- full ,l his Judi
r..l Talk and required nu.a.r- Ir- tie
,-...u.. Of tie Sheriff 10 .,... him
l.a......, -..g.'- attn. Office. b.. -.sut.,I
-t.- ~Lrl.E open t., court. and c..l
-n.r. .a u.l l.r.
= -.-a..l t,,.-,-r followed tl.- COM
maur. E, -Lc midst Of which til. sheriff
took IT,. s.rr; -ylilv ly the arm. and
i.1 him @ l.., sen. i'm lie corner. at til,
s.:aa -..r. informs. J. thy asr.I'.t parsonage
90. H. ..-..l'.. E..r-r'.t.l4 t.ar lii fair
E- q r',a-.at a.d rdasu termination Of
tuca a.....~. until another ANNOYANCE. which
va. n--l.s. L.. than the absence Of the
ci.le--a..a w.. Observed
Il t.r-.,I n1r that he had lust sterp,d
acr.-- the street to Join hi friends IL a
partir- drink. but before. III, return some
caII-Nlor,iad yyar had whi-pcrcI INFO the
g.,. Of r-tr f.rrv .Tl,Ige tLa I.lI... of delay
j.. tAcrrocec,,in-s." In,tautlythe chair in
the roruermoyed. and in that direction all
ewes were fixed
Wr Sheriff" slowly drawlci the jude.
.Irin. Joe into court on a supenar the
JUDGE had his own way of iroDonocinc
The yords-tlen addre,,ir.- the brrGevl
stood in the foreground. and hunc hey
head in confusion. he added. "I,'p5se YOU
are the DIaiutifY W,lI. don't take on
ti,- here court.