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He thought he had a safe job teaching Shoshones to farm. The final round of treaties the United States signed with the Western Indians in 1868 provided the tribes with, among other concessions, government farmers to help them learn the white man’s agricultural techniques. The treaties also provided Finn Burnett with the means to feed …
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