HARRY R. HILLIKER
Arizona Republican Newspaper
August 10, 1909

After a struggle of twenty five days against the last attack 
of tubuculosis, Harry R. Hilliker, an electrical enigneer of 
prominence who came to Phoenix from New York City with his 
family on July 15 died at Prescott yesterday morning.

Although the disease had made considerable inroad on his 
health in New York, making it necessary for him to quit work 
and come west, it was not thought that he was in as bad a 
condition as he was.  In fact, ever since his arrival in 
Arizona he had seemed to improve and his last attack came 
suddenly, and no doubt was brought on by a slight cold, due 
from a change of the altitude between Phoenix and Prescott.

It was not learned yesterday afternoon whether the remains 
would be interred in Phoenix or back at the old home in New 
York.