Public land to private ownership in Arizona history
The article traces how Arizona lands shifted from federal ownership to private hands, detailing Mexican era grants, railroad land allocations, land scrip, homesteads, desert land entries, mining claims, and Islealed parcels. It notes BLM dispositional programs, public auctions, and notable exchanges like Aztec Land & Cattle lands returning to National Forest status.
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Arizona
United States
Mexico
Washington
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
U.S. Supreme Court
Sitgreaves
Coconino National Forests
U. S. Senate
House
U.S. Forest Service
Page Land & Cattle Co
Southwest Lumber
Scottsdale District Open House Listings by Codes
Real estate listings divide Scottsdale into four districts with open houses on Sundays 1 30 to 4 30 p m unless noted. E 6 Michelson Realty shows several addresses on Shea and 68th Street. E 8 Michelson lists two more. Cranbrook Corp open daily except Monday. Keefe Realty hours vary 1 5 p m. E 9 Dick Searles Realty hosts Saturday showing at 4461 1st St.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale
Michelson Realty
Shea
Keefe Realty
N. 83Rd St
Dick Searles
New Towns Seen Reshaping American Urban Life
New Towns built on vacant land aim to replace standard suburbs with coordinated plans. Litchfield Park Arizona and Reston Virginia are projected populations of 78 000 to 100 000 and 75 000 respectively, with sites spanning California Texas Louisiana and more.
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New York
UPI
Litchfield Park
Arizona
Columbia
Maryland
Reston
Virginia
California
Texas
Louisiana
Pat
Rick Cusick
Cusick
Manhattan Island
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Amy Cay