| Date | Witness | Called by | Result/Notes | ||
| Day 1 | 10/31/1881 | Monday | Coroner Matthews | Prosecution | Generally reiterated his inquest findings |
| Day 2 | 11/01/1881 | Tuesday | Billy Allen | Prosecution | Worked to collaborate Doc as first to fire |
| R.F. Hafford | Prosecution | Didn’t have a lot to add | |||
| Day3 | 11/02/1881 | Wednesday | Johnny Behan | Prosecution | Sets up strong case for Doc as instigator |
| Day 4 | 11/03/1881 | Thursday | Johnny Behan | Prosecution | Handled well, and undermined, by Fitch |
| – | Will McLaury arrives in town to join Prosecution | ||||
| Day 5 | 11/04/1881 | Friday | Martha King | Prosecution | Claimed to hear Virgil tell Doc to let them have it |
| James Kehoe | Prosecution | Stood near M. King; did not hear comment, did not think Tom McLaury was armed | |||
| Day 6 | 11/07/1881 | Monday | Wes Fuller | Prosecution | Admitted Earp party was not carrying guns in their hands |
| Andrew Mehan | Prosecution | Claimed T. McLaury checked gun at saloon previous to gunfight | |||
| – | Will McLaury successfully has Wyatt and Doc remanded to jail | ||||
| Day 7 | 11/08/1881 | Tuesday | Billy Claiborne | Prosecution | Worked to collaborate Doc as first to fire |
| Day 8 | 11/09/1881 | Wednesday | J.H. Allman | Prosecution | Testified to belielving that Ike’s pistol and rifle were checked at his saloon during time of fight |
| Ike Clanton | Prosecution | Set himself at the center of all the build-up, that Earps wanted to kill him | |||
| 11/10-11/11 | Court Recess | ||||
| Day 9 | 11/12/1881 | Saturday | Ike Clanton | Prosecution | Cross-examination exposed many of the contradictions in Ike’s testimony |
| Day 10 | 11/14/1881 | Monday | Ike Clanton | Prosecution | Final Day of Re-direct and Re-Cross Examination |
| Day11 | 11/15/1881 | Tuesday | Apollinar Bauer | Prosecution | Testified to Wyatt clubbing Tom, muttering he could kill him |
| J.H. Batcher | Prosecution | Testified to Wyatt/Tom altercation; Claimed Tom was more aggressive | |||
| Thomas Keefe | Prosecution | Also witnessed Wyatt/Tom altercation, but did not hear any words | |||
| Coroner Matthews | Prosecution | Recalled to confirm gun found at scene of fight belonged to Farnk McLaury and not Tom | |||
| Day 12 | 11/16/1881 | Wednesday | Wyatt Earp | Defense | Read from a pre-written testimony |
| Robert Hatch | Defense | Relatively ineffectual; claimed Doc’s gun was bronze, not nickel-plated | |||
| Day 13 | 11/17/1881 | Thursday | Ned Boyle | Defense | Testified to Ike’s threats made at his saloon; deemed inadmissable by Spicer |
| Day 14 | 11/18/1881 | Friday | – | Both sides argued before Spicer wether or not to allow Boyle’s testimony | |
| Day 15 | 11/19/1881 | Saturday | Virgil Earp | Defense | Testified from his bed; Claimed Behan exhonerated him following gunfight: “You did right” |
| Day 16 | 11/21/1881 | Monday | Court Recess | Naturally, no court on Sunday | |
| Day 17 | 11/22/1881 | Tuesday | Virgil Earp | Defense | Second day of testimony by Virgil following long recess |
| Day 18 | 11/23/1881 | Wednesday | H.F. Sills | Defense | Confirmed virtually all of Earp defense timeline |
| Julius Kelley | Defense | Testified that Ike carried a rifle into his saloon looking for the Earps and Doc | |||
| Ned Boyle | Defense | Recalled after Sills’ testimony gave new light that made his testimony more relevant | |||
| R.J Campbell | Defense | Witness to events in Wallace’s courtroom between Ike and Wyatt and Morgan | |||
| – | Wyatt and Doc released on bail, once again, and spend Thanksgiving at home | ||||
| 11/24-11/27 | Court Recess | 4 Day recess for Thanksgiving Holiday | |||
| Day 19 | 11/28/1881 | Monday | Dr. John Gardiner | Defense | Testified to T. McLaury’s actions prior to gunfight; believed he was armed |
| Albert Billicke | Defense | Also believed T. McLaury was armed before the gunfight | |||
| Winfield Scott Williams | Defense | Was present during post-fight conversation between Virgil & Behan | |||
| Addie Bourland | Defense | Witnessed gunfight from directly across the street; didn’t see anyone surrendering | |||
| Judge J.H. Lucas | Defense | Witnessed gunfight from across the street and behind the Earps | |||
| Day 20 | 11/29/1881 | Tuesday | Ernest Storms | Prosecution | Testified he didn’t see T. McLaury acquire a gun when he came into his butcher shop |
| Day 21 | 11/30/1881 | Wednesday | – | Judge Spicer gives his decision, stating that the Earps and Holliday were justified and operating within their legal capacity | |
Handy With A Gun...! 