The Sacred Buffalo Vision by Robert J. Juneau and Robert C. Juneau pg.83-84

The Blackfeet won a non-imaginary judgment in U.S. v. Conrad Investment Company to enjoin the Conrad-Valier Investment Company from diverting all of the water of Birch Creek to farmers in Valier and Conrad on the southern boundary of the reservation and it confirmed the power of the United States to prevent trespassers from taking the water resources of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. The confederates “did not care for U.S. Law” and diverted all of the flow of Birch Creek; defying the U.S. Constitution, Congress, the Supreme Court, the 1855 Treaty and the President.

The Montana border-whites next conspiracy was to encroach on the reservation by introducing the Blackfeet Allotment Bill in Congress “which would allot reservation lands held in communal grazing tracts for the use of the Blackfeet cattle ranchers” thus violating the 1896 Agreement/Article Five.

The intent of Montana Senator Walsh’s 1907 Blackfeet Allotment Bill is to force the sale of un-allotted “surplus” reservation lands to oil companies, railroad, cattle ranchers, farmers, and land speculators likely containing grazing tracts, irrigated lands, coal mines, and oil and gas fields. Mass tribal starvation was the primary weapon used by the Montana confederate border-whites to force the 1887 Blackfeet land cession of 17,000,000 acres in the Sweet Grass Hills gold mines and grazing lands, and in robbing the $1.5 million 1887 Blackfeet land cession funds, thereby forcing the sale of another million acres of Blackfeet lands in the 1896 Agreement for $1.5 million containing the “mineral belt’ and robbing those tribal land cession funds in turn.
-The Sacred Buffalo Vision by Robert J. Juneau and Robert C. Juneau
pg.83-84