Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
hom^e^ from the Island on the . I had an interview
with President Grant and invited him to call upon us at the
office and give us any items he wished us to record in the
History. I called upon President Young and he gave
me an account of his journey to the Island.
While I was at the Office brethren from
Sanpete arrived with 311 tithing sheep. Bishop Warren
L Snow reported that Arrowpeen was living 12 miles
south of Manti and feeling well but he had a hard
time to keep his people right. While trying to get some
of them to give up stolen horses and cattle they made an
attack upon him and injured his breast which had made
him sick for two weeks. Arrowpeen had delivered
up 17 head of horses which Tintick^'s^ ^band^ who had stolen.
Tinotick who had stolen so many horses ^&c^ ^and cattle^ and killed so
many men had sent word that he wanted to come in
and would give up what he had left and wanted to
know if we were mad. President Young would
make him no presents ^promises^ but thought he deserved to die
The Law of Tithing Reaches Every Man.
