Elks Lodge Members
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A group photo of the Elks Lodge members on the steps of second Yavapai County Courthouse located on the Prescott city plaza or square.
Text from descriptions accompanying photo: "B. P. O. E. Prescott Lodge #330. On steps of the old court house before December 1902 [before February 1902]:
Top to bottom – left to right:
H. W. (Herb) Pentland, druggist at Brisley Drug Company
Joe K. Campbell, cattleman [stockman]
Clyde A. Watson, clerk at J. I. Gardner Store
William W. (Billy) Vanderbilt, saloonkeeper [at this time Mining Promoter]
J. D. (Sure Shot) Moore, [part] owner Prescott Electric Light & Power
Second row:
James H. Dillon, owner Cigar Store [proprietor]
“Big” George Walker, mining man [miner]
John Burke, type setter and bartender
H. H. (Barney) Smith, part owner, Palace Hotel and Bar Ed A. Kastner, part owner, Shepard and Kastner
Third row:
J. A, Rokahl, saloonkeeper [Gus Williams]
Frank E. Andrews, blacksmith and horseshoer
Jake W. Weber, blacksmith and horseshoer [J. J. Brooks]
William (Billy) Thomas, superintendent of county hospital
[Ed. A. Roberts, bartender at Palace Bar]
Al Brow, bartender, Palace Bar Reese M. Ling, Attorney at Law
Fourth row:
Henry D. Ross, Attorney at Law
Steve A. Prince, chief of police (wearing soft hat, just below Ross)
W. E. Gilmore, electrician Prescott Electric Light & Power Company [Lineman, Prescott Electric Company]
Ed A. Roberts, bar tender, Palace Bar
[William (Billy) Thomas, Superintendent County Hospital]
T. Ed Litt, druggist, Brisley Drug Company
Dr. T. B. Davis, M. D.
Fifth row:
Jack P. Bander, manager Voge Wholesale Liquor Company
William (Billy) McCrea, bartender at Palace Bar
Al L. [T.] Marsh, saloonkeeper [bartender]
Herman Voge, owner Voge Wholesale Liquor Company
Joe E. Morrison, Attorney
Sixth row:
D. J. Sullivan, shoemaker and mining promoter (wearing soft hat)
George C. Ruffner, ex-sheriff, owner Plaza Stables
Henry Brinkmeyer, owner Brinkmeyer’s Hotel and Bakery
Dr. J. R. Walls, M. D.
Ben M. Belcher, part owner, Palace Hotel and Bar
Information from Henry Hartin: The photo with silk or plug hats was taken on the Old Court House steps a short time before February 1, 1902. I base the date on the following: H. W. Pentland on the top step at extreme left was City Treasurer and he passed away in January 1902 and I was elected at a special election to fill the unexpired term in February 1902. I was well acquainted with all of the Elks shown in the picture."
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