Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 1 Jan/feb 1973
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Things have happened out here, you wouldn't believe." Redding and other Sarpy Creek resi- dents spin wild tales of pressure tactics employed by coal companies to obtain their land without paying a fair (in the rancher's mind) price for it.
Under slow-moving Sarpy Creek lies rich seams of low-sulfur coal which is sought by giant coal companies such as Westmoreland Resources, Inc. and Con- solidation Coal Company. The Crow Tribe at one time owned the surface and the mineral rights to the Sarpy Cr...eek area.
But then, probably because they needed the money, they sold it back to the fed- eral government. And then, when they found out about the incredibly rich coal reserves they had sold, they cried "foul" and were returned the mineral rights.
The federal government, however, re- tained the surface and dished it out under the homestead acts to "develop the West." Now, the West has enough people, but the statutes still stand. The unusual sit- uation being— the Indians own the coal even though it's not part of the reserva- tion, and the surface is in private owner- ship, mostly in small ranches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Things have happened out here, you wouldn't believe." Redding and other Sarpy Creek resi- dents spin wild tales of pressure tactics employed by coal companies to obtain their land without paying a fair (in the rancher's mind) price for it.
Under slow-moving Sarpy Creek lies rich seams of low-sulfur coal which is sought by giant coal companies such as Westmoreland Resources, Inc. and Con- solidation Coal Company. The Crow Tribe at one time owned the surface and the mineral rights to the Sarpy Cr...eek area.
But then, probably because they needed the money, they sold it back to the fed- eral government. And then, when they found out about the incredibly rich coal reserves they had sold, they cried "foul" and were returned the mineral rights.
The federal government, however, re- tained the surface and dished it out under the homestead acts to "develop the West." Now, the West has enough people, but the statutes still stand. The unusual sit- uation being— the Indians own the coal even though it's not part of the reserva- tion, and the surface is in private owner- ship, mostly in small ranches.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 1 Jan/feb 1973?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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