James I. Garner
Prescott
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913

James I. Gardner has been continuously and successfully 
engaged in business as a general merchant of Prescott for 
the past three decades and in this connection enjoys a 
gratifying and liberal patronage.  He is a native of 
Missouri and came to Prescott in 1879, here becoming 
identified with mining and other pursuits.  In October 
1883 he opened a general mercantile establishment which 
he has conducted continuously to the present time.  He 
has well merited the extensive trade accorded him for 
he carries a large and carefully selected stock of goods 
at reasonable prices and has put forth every effort to 
meet the demands and wishes of his patrons.

In 1891 Mr. Gardner was united in marriage to Miss Rebecca 
Bell of Warrensburg, Missouri by whom he has two children.




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