[editor-surveyor]

Nevada is in exactly the same boat as New Mexico, Arizona, and California.

All private rights and interests that were in existence at the time that the treaty was signed are to be preserved.

There was no power to change any of these holdings permitted under the treaty.
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[GilesB]

Thanks for that. There are no doubt differences between grazing laws that established the rights in the first place, but once established, the treaty protected them. Right?

[Zeneta]

Nevada is in exactly the same boat as New Mexico, Arizona, and California.

All private rights and interests that were in existence at the time that the treaty was signed are to be preserved.

There was no power to change any of these holdings permitted under the treaty.

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This then comes down to the fundamental issue of “Sovereignty”.

That of the individual vs that of sovereignty being forced upon the individual by government.