History of Arizona 6
History of Arizona 6
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Hancock, who acted as Secretary. After the receipt of the Phoenix townsite patent, it became the duty of Probate Judge Alsap to devise ways and means for de- termining the ownership of the various lots which had been sold from time to time by the Town Commission since its organization in the latter part of 1870. To accomplish this result Judge Alsap, on May 30th, 1874, appointed a commission consisting of John P. Osbom, John B. Montgomery and Martin P. Griffin, which was to determine the owners...hip of, and place a valuation on, the different town lots. His order appointing the commission was as follows : *^I, J. T. Alsap, Probate Judge of Maricopa County, do hereby appoint M. P. Grif&n, John B. Montgomery and John P. Osbom, commis- sioners for the Townsite of the Town of Phoenix, imder and by virtue of Chapter 89, Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona.'' On June 4th, 1874, the appointed members met at the office of William A. Hancock for the purpose of organizing. M. P. Griffin called the meeting to order, when credentials were pre- sented and officers chosen, John P.
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Hancock, who acted as Secretary. After the receipt of the Phoenix townsite patent, it became the duty of Probate Judge Alsap to devise ways and means for de- termining the ownership of the various lots which had been sold from time to time by the Town Commission since its organization in the latter part of 1870. To accomplish this result Judge Alsap, on May 30th, 1874, appointed a commission consisting of John P. Osbom, John B. Montgomery and Martin P. Griffin, which was to determine the owners...hip of, and place a valuation on, the different town lots. His order appointing the commission was as follows : *^I, J. T. Alsap, Probate Judge of Maricopa County, do hereby appoint M. P. Grif&n, John B. Montgomery and John P. Osbom, commis- sioners for the Townsite of the Town of Phoenix, imder and by virtue of Chapter 89, Compiled Laws of the Territory of Arizona.'' On June 4th, 1874, the appointed members met at the office of William A. Hancock for the purpose of organizing. M. P. Griffin called the meeting to order, when credentials were pre- sented and officers chosen, John P.
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