Within ten years, another case arose, which dealt with fishing rights at Celilo Falls, a traditional Indigenous fishing location. Two brothers, Lineas and Audubon Winans, owned property on both sides of the Columbia River and obtained licenses from the State of Washington to operate four fish wheels. The wheels prevented a significant number of salmon from passing the location. Additionally, the Winans prohibited anyone, whether an Indigenous person with treaty rights or otherwise, from crossing their land to get to the falls.