about seven o'clock
The town marshal had a rumpus with him and went to bed mad . '' The half-dozen hangers-on about the railway station , and the roisterers at the one , open-all-night saloon were growing inquisitive , if not impudent . The station-master had gone home , but the lone operator to whom , one after another , Field , Ennis , and Mayhew had appealed , declared that no young lady had gone on Number Six , for the reason that Number Six had n't gone and would n't go till ` long toward daylight . She broke down somewhere about seven o'clock at Medicine Bow . But Ennis and Mayhew came at him a second time , with a second question : Could he tell them anything of Mr. and Mrs. Osborn , Osborn being a conductor and Mrs. Osborn Dora 's friend of whom previous mention is made ? Had they gone to Omaha ? No , for Mr. Osborn was round here early in the evening , and had to be here at six o'clock A.M. to meet and take Number Five over the Mountain Division .