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[[Centuries]]: [[18th century]] - '''[[19th century]]''' - [[20th century]]

[[Decades]]: [[1820s]] [[1830s]] [[1840s]] [[1850s]] [[1860s]] - '''[[1870s]]''' - [[1880s]] [[1890s]] [[1900s]] [[1910s]] [[1920s]]

Years: [[1865]] [[1866]] [[1867]] [[1868]] [[1869]] - '''1870''' - [[1871]] [[1872]] [[1873]] [[1874]] [[1875]]
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==Events==
* [[October 20]] - [[John T. Alsap]] presides over a meeting to select a townsite. A committee is formed to investigate the options.
* [[October 26]] - Committee members [[John Moore]], [[Martin P. Griffin]], and [[Darrell Duppa]] recommend a 320-acre site, which is accepted, and Duppa recommends the name [[Phoenix]]. The [[Salt River Valley Town Association]] is formed to develop the [[original townsite]].
* [[December 17]] - Sale of townsite lots advertised in ''Prescott Miner''. [http://southwest.library.arizona.edu/hav6/body.1_div.8.html#d20e3652]
* [[December 23]] - First town lot at the corner of First and [[Washington Street]] sold to [[William Berry|Judge William Berry]] for price of $116.[http://phoenix.gov/CITYGOV/history.html#Sale]

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 ==Events==
 * [[October 20]] - [[John T. Alsap]] presides over a meeting at the home of [[John Moore]] to select a townsite. A committee is formed to investigate the options.
 * [[October 26]] - Committee members [[John Moore]], [[Martin P. Griffin]], and [[Darrell Duppa]] recommend a 320-acre site, which is accepted, and Duppa recommends the name [[Phoenix]]. The [[Salt River Valley Town Association]] is formed to develop the [[original townsite]].
 * [[December 17]] - Sale of townsite lots advertised in ''Prescott Miner''. [http://southwest.library.arizona.edu/hav6/body.1_div.8.html#d20e3652]
 * [[December 23]] - First town lot at the corner of First and [[Washington Street]] sold to [[William Berry|Judge William Berry]] for price of $116.[http://phoenix.gov/CITYGOV/history.html#Sale]