By 1893, the WSGA was opened to the other small ranchers and farmers, finally ending their monopoly and control over Wyoming business interests. Previous practices of the WSGA, such as vigilantism and confiscation of cattle, were finally stopped. Many prominent leaders of the association such as Frank Wolcott, Frank M. Canton and Tom Smith later left the area.
by 1893 the wsga was opened to the other small ranchers and farmers finally ending their monopoly and control over wyoming business interests previous practices of the wsga such as vigilantism and confiscation of cattle were finally stopped many prominent leaders of the association such as frank wolcott frank m canton and tom smith later left the area