202's

Updated: May 10, 2025

"I know," confessed the trainmaster. "It doesn't look reasonable." "It isn't reasonable," Lidgerwood went on, arguing Hallock's case as if it were his own. "Bradford was 202's conductor; he'd know if Hallock failed to get off at Navajo. Gridley was a passenger on the same train, and he would have known. The agent at Navajo would be a third witness.

Francis Lynde - The Taming of Red Butte Western