Phil Coe the bar owner who shot at Wild Bill Hickock

== Early Life and War ==
Phil Coe was born in Gonzales, Texas on the Colorado River, Phillip enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 24, 1862 and later served under Maximillian of Mexico in the French Intervention of Mexico.
== Post War and Wild Bill Hickock ==
After the Wars he established a saloon in Salina, Kansas called the Bull's Head Saloon and got Ben Thompson to paint a Bull with an erection on the side of the bar which made the locals uncomfortable and complained to Marshal Wild Bill Hickock who altered it himself which lead to Phil hating Bill, Phil would also state he could shoot a crow out the sky which Bill reportedly replied "Did the crow have a pistol? Was he shooting back? I will be." On October 5, 1871 Phil shot into the air which got Wild Bill's attention leading to Phil pointing the gun at Bill and missed two shots leading to Bill shooting and mortally wounding Phil but saw a man running towards him and shot him twice only to discover he'd accidentally shot his friend and Deputy Mike Williams which who haunt Wild Bill for the rest of his life. 
== Death ==
Phil Coe would later die of his injuries 4 days later at the age of 32.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Coe#Early_life