Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
As was the last day of my time
on shore I was determined to make some settlement of my affairs
before going on board of the ship and this I had found hard to
accomplish. Elders Ward and Hedlock had so much business of
their own to do that they had done but little to help me in the
settlement of mine and what they should have done had been
put off by them to the last minute. This made it very hard
for me. I had to pull along alone and none to help and Elder
Ward especially had manifested great indifference and neglect towards
me. However I struggled through it by the help of God and
also overthrew a design to partly rob me of the little means I had
This design I had every reason to believe was concockted by Mr
James the Printer and a professed friend standing near me in
office and interest.
But I succeeded this day in effecting a final
settlement and the statement showed that I left the printing
department of the Church with property in excess of debts
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