The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-09-26

And at the prevailing rates of hacL
hire IN this city he could not have
stayed long In the city. He went
from here to Denver that night, al
evidenced by the next entry.
"Aprl i4.5, sleeper Salt Lake tf
Denver, 81
During the preceding three or four
days, however. Mr.. Mcfarland had
been having very busy time with
the wire from Boise tn Salt Lake.
The only inference as to what he did
In Salt Lake City that evening, ex.
cept rode up to che hotel and back in
time to bring his cab fare under
sl.5O. for the round trip, is contained
In his entries as to kilograms:
April 9, telegram to No. Q (operat-
I've No. 81 at Ogden, S1.6O.
April 10, telegram to No. 3 at Op-
den, Sl.60.
April II, telegram to No. 8 at Og.
den, 9Oc.
April IL. telegram to No. Q at Og-
den, Csc.
April IL, telegram to W. III. Ban.
croft, Salt Lake, SOC.
April l3, telegram to ". il. Ban
croft, Salt Lake, SOC.
The next entry is of great interest
to the state Of Utah. Much as has
been heard Of hard times here, the
modest sum which the state of Ida
no devoted to banQueting Detective
Pender, the well known sleuth of Og-
den, is interesting. 1t ioes not state
where the banquet was held.
April IL, dinner with" Detective
Pender, S1.O5.
April f3, 1t will be remembered
from the previous account, McPar.
land wired No. 9 at Ogden ana set
out himself from Boise for Salt Lake.
No. visited Salt Lake after the
banquet.
April l3, round trip Ogden to Salt
Lake City, 1925.
The fare from Ogden to Salt Lake
City aud return is So 20.
Whether or not it was he who met
MCFARLAND at the hotel that night
when the big chief fled madly on TO
Denver, at any rate No. 9 is unable
to leave Park City out of the general
distribution Of Idaho money, so he
railroads up there april IA entry
and back for 50, and incidentals 81, 80
in that thriving Lurg. He also sends
telegram to W. Hopkins at Boise
which costs the state four bits. He
doesn't forget to give the railroad a
nice little gratuity on his way back
to Ogden. 1t will be recalled that
from the account he should already
be in possession 0: a return stub from
Salt Lake to Ogden. Does he deign
to use it? Nothing doing. Look at
the next entry:
April Is, return ticket Ogden to
Salt Lake, 81. 25."
The fare from Ogden to Salt Lake
is LILO just the same as the fare from
Salt Lake to Ogden, although it's
worth good deal more.
No. 9 reaches Boise with a pretty
bad case of r. E., which he relieves
with little acts OF charity, such as
are indicated In these sympathetic
items, the effect of which should be
in no way detracted from because
the state of Idaho paid the bills:
April IS, magazines for Orchard.
25c.
April ls, smoking tobacco for
Adams, 25c.
From the 2sth to the 30th of May
the assistant Denver superintendent
came to Salt Lake to see If he could
break the hoodoo. His name is not
given. lie is initiated as s. e. 4. |
He sleeps for $50 per-
MAY 1880, room in Salt Lake
City three days, $3.50"
= Although as extravagant as the |
chief in the matter OF room rent. be |
economies by taking the street car
instead of a cab.
April %, srteet car, depot to hotel
SC.
$. C. T...' incidentals' In Salt Lake
for 81. 40, and it affects him the usual /
way. The Pinkerton force by this
time having acquired the Park City
habit as a chaser, be gives up the
usual * for a round trip and breaks
a record while there by lOosening for
a can.
Denver operative No. "a was the
next to visit Salt Lake City. His
visit was a little less than year age. I
After paying his union dues like a
good and undesirable citizen, as per
the entries:
sept. ,. to months dues W. 3. Of
Miners, 81.
"Sept. s, to three months dues TO
Federal Labor union. $3.50"
He pays the usual si3. IS for rail-
road, s.. 50 .or sleeper and 25 cents /
70 ride from the station up town 10 I
Salt Lake. Also he tips the porter
OF the train quarter. The next day
be moves to Denver and bis place Is
taken by the boss, ] NJ. McP., who
is rather tscirurn as to what be