Scottsdale (North)
Winfield Scott planted olive trees on Second Street in 1896. Scott founded an area of Scottsdale which was originally named Orangedale. A Rhode Island Banker named Albert G. Utley originally started developing Orangedale with William J Murphy. Utley gave directions to his area development (around present Scottsdale Road and Indian School Road) referring to Scott's citrus groves (which were close in proximity). The local paper (Arizona Republican - today's Arizona Republic) referred to Orangedale as Scottsdale in error. This gave huge publicity to the area! Utley eventually amended his original Orangedale to Scottsdale with the County Recorder.
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