Snyder and Welsh were two Texas cowboys, friends, who had come to Newton with a herd of cattle up the Chisholm Trail. What came between them nobody knows, but Snyder and Welsh shot it out in front of Gregory’s saloon, Welsh being killed and Snyder all but dying of the wounds he received." That was on June 16, 1871. (Frontier Times magazine, January 1931)
Snyder and Welsh were two Texas cowboys, friends, who had come to Newton with a herd of cattle up the Chisholm Trail. What came between them nobody knows, but Snyder and Welsh shot it out in front of Gregory’s saloon, Welsh being killed and Snyder all but dying of the wounds he received." That was on June 16, 1871. (Frontier Times magazine, January 1931)
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