The story begins at Canby's saloon where a game of poker erupts into a fight over Gil's good luck. The fight is interrupted by Farnley's news, leading Croft to accompany Davies' assistant Joyce to see Judge Tyler, while Gil joins the group lead by Ma Grier and Major Tetley. Despite Greene not actually seeing Kinkaid's body, the lynching mob leaves 
The story begins at Canby's saloon where a game of poker erupts into a fight over Gil's good luck. The fight is interrupted by Farnley's news, leading Croft to accompany Davies' assistant Joyce to see Judge Tyler, while Gil joins the group lead by Ma Grier and Major Tetley. Despite Greene not actually seeing Kinkaid's body, the lynching mob leaves Bridger's Wells in search of the accused cattle rustlers. Ending with the hanging of three innocent men, --for 10 points-- identify this novel by William Van Tilburg Clark.
The story begins at Canby's saloon where a game of poker erupts into a fight over Gil's good luck.
{Ox-Bow Incident}