John Harrison also developed subdivision for African-American soldiers returning from war.
- By David Leighton For the Arizona Daily Star
The area where Fred Roberts sold lots, near Alvernon Way and Fifth Street, was considered too far out to work.
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Many transportation systems have been used over the years.
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Arizona pioneer spent most of his career in mining and law enforcement.
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Faced challenges with steadfastness and humor.
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The current operator, American Heritage Railways, notified the county it will not pursue a lease extension.
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