Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-07-13

The knife will cut deep into dress
goods, silks and mems, women's and
children's shoes at the midsummer
sale of the New York store on SatuT-
day, July 16. Do not miss the OPP
portunity to get bargains on that day.
A scaffolding on the Elks' new
building collapsed on Monday pre-
cipitating Hollis Nix a brick layer,
and Jesus Riveras and another Next
can hod carrier about twenty feet to
the ground. Nix was quite painfully
injured, while the Mexicans escaped
with slight bruises.
Do you use perfumery or toilet
articles? Yes? Then you should at
tend the midsummer sale of the New
Y ork store on Friday, July 10. The
entire line of perfumes, powders and
toilet articles will be offered at half
price that day. In addition there
will be 1000 cakes of mirror soap
offered that day at bars for Is cents.
The trial of Florence Hicklin, as
an accessory to the murder Of. Jud
MuIlino was commenced on Tuesday.
The story told by Miss Hickll1 was
the real cause of the assassination and
after the assassination of Mullino
by her brother, it is alleged that she
stood guard over the PROSTATE form
of her victim preventing his frineds
from approaching it.
The committee appointed at Jerome
| t work with the Prescott committee
on the Black Hills tunnel proposition
! is composed of the following we'll
known business men of the copper
city: G. W. Hull, chairman; W. S.
| Adams, secretary; F. S. Dennison,
Walter c. Miller, NJ. J. Foley, DR..
{ Kaull, j. b. Hoover, r. Rothermel,
! A. J. Knoblock and ii. NJ. Gibbes.
! Chas. Adams is keeping the reputa-
/ ton of the Woman's Exchange up to
| the high standard of popularity
which Mrs. Wooster had won for it.
I His concerts every evening are very
popular and the special drinks prepar-
/ ed at the fountain are quite the thing.
! His patronage is increasing daily and
no one ever goes away dissatisfied
with either the quality of the articles
| served or the service.
! Mohave county socialists have plac
j ed the following ticket in the field:
For councilman, G. r. Cooper, of
Kingman; assembly, L. Lislerud,
Chloride; Sheriff, G. A. Parisia,
Chloride; Probate Judge, Frank M.
Van Marter, Chloride; Treasurer, J.
D. Richardson, Union Pass; Re-
corder, S. G. McKesson, Kingman;
District Attorney, Robert Waters,
Stockton Hill; Supervisors, Ed
Clack. Kingman, and Ed. Schottmil-
I Ter, Vivian.
The court room is filed with spec
tators at the Hicklin trial. The de-
PENDANT in the present trial, Flor
ence Hicklin, is quite a comely young
woman and there is nothing about her
appearance that would indicate that
she could be responsible fer the ter
rible crime with which she is charged,
and the testimony in the trial of
which, has proven so damaging to her.
She kept twitching and moving her
hands almost constantly during the
recital of the testimony for the prose-
cuiion on Tuesday, showing consider
abIe nervousness.
\ fire started last Wednesday in
the Black Hills range of mountains
and swept up the side of Mingus
mountain to its summit. The fire
being on government land and outside
of a forest reserve, Special Agent
LIE Sage, of the interior department
collected a number of men and went
to stay its progress. They succeeded
in doing so partially, until a high
wind came up, scattering the burning