"This is enough to guarantee the irrigation of our three thousand acres of farmland, as well as water for all livestock and people."
"In the Western United States, where water resources are increasingly scarce and the price of water rights transactions repeatedly reaches new highs, this right is truly gold and is the unshakable cornerstone of this Kingdom."
"Secondly, there are the hunting and fishing rights. Sir, what our ranch possesses is not an ordinary permit," Arthur said with a tone laced with historical solemnity and reverence.
"It originates from a special appendix in the 'Land and Freedom Act' passed by a vote of the newly established Wyoming State Legislature in 1892 and personally signed by the governor."
"This appendix was intended to honor the thirteen warriors who made outstanding contributions during the development of the Western United States, the Indian Wars, and the state-building process."
