Letter on Harkett range control bill protest
A 1908 letter from George S. Walker of Cheyenne Wyoming argues against federal range control. It condemns federal overreach, defends local control, and attacks bureaucratic influence and political manipulation behind such legislation.
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George S. Walker
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Wyoming
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Federal range control bill alarm in western lands
The speaker criticizes a proposed federal range control bill, arguing it centralizes land and water power in the federal government. He warns large stock outfits could permanently block settlement and asserts cautious support for private land tenure and continued public domain exploration and development.
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