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County Records show a release for J.M. Hitchcock.
Source: The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Oct 18, 1921, page 6.

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C7J-J.M. Hitchcock_ County Records - The Arizona Daily Star,  Tucson, Oct 18, 1921, page 6

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J.M. Hitchcock will join M.Eugene Durfee, architect,  in Anaheim within two weeks. He has been associated off and on with Durfee for 12 years. Two at Victoria, one and half in Anaheim, two years in Arizona.
Source: The Orange County Plain Dealer, Sat, Oct 15, 1921, page 1.

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C7H-J.M. Hitchcock - The Orange County Plain Dealer, Sat, Oct 15, 1921, page 1

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchock and Mrs. Eugene Durfee sing at the dedication of the city's new Christian Church.
Source: Douglas Daily International, May 17, 1920, page 3.

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C5C-Christrian Church Dedication - Douglas Daily International, May 17, 1920, page 3 copy

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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Durfee and Mrs. Hitchcock of Douglas, are in the city (Tucson) for a few days.
Source: Tucson Citizen, Tucson, Arizona, Apr 08, 1920, page 16

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C5B-Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock & Durfee's - Tucson Citizen, Tucson, Az, Apr 08, 1920, page 16

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock has arrived in Douglas to join her husband, an architect in the office of M.Eugene Durfee.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Feb 25, 1920, page 3

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C5A-Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock arrives - Douglas Daily International, Feb 25, 1920, page 3

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Complimentary to Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock, who, with Mr. Hitchcock, leaves Bellingham on the 21st of this month for Arizona, where they will make their home.
Source: The Bellingham, Jan 12, 1920, page 10.

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C5-J.M. Hitchcock - The Bellingham Herald, Jan 12, 1920, page 10

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Peters family photos (circa 1918)-  Durfee setting up offices in Douglas, Arizona. 

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock will sing a solo at the Congregational Church in Tucson, Arizona.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Oct 16, 1921, page 14.

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Mrs. Hitchcock, solo in First Congregational Church - Arizona Daily Star, Oct 16, 1921, page 14 

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Prof. O.E. Weaver of the University Congregational Church began his service at the organ last Sunday. This year's quartet consists of Mrs. Grossessa, Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock, H.N. Keddie and George Page.
Source: Tucson Citizen, Oct 08, 1921, page 3.

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The singing of the quartet, Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock, soprano; Harry M. Keddie, tenor; George Page, bass, and Mrs. Grossetta, contralto, will be a feature of all services there this winter at the Congregational Church in Tucson, Arizona.
Source: Arizona Star, Oct 04, 1921, page 11.

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock has been appointed by Mrs. Grossetta of the Congregational Church to take the vacancy left by Miss Anita Post in a quartet. 
Mrs. Grossetta and Mrs. Hitchcock will sing a duet.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Oct 02, 1921, page 11.

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock sings a duet and a solo at the First Congregational Church in Tucson, Arizona.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Sept 25, 1921, page 12

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock sang two solos at the regular weekly luncheon of the Kiwanis club at Dickerman's Tuesday afternoon.
Source: Tucson Citizen, Aug 16, 1921, page 3.

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock sings a solo at the Tucson Trinity Presbyterian Church in Arizona.
Source: Tucson Citizen, Jun 12, 1921, page 6.

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock and Mr. Eugene Durfee sing a duet at the First Congregational Church in Tucson, Arizona.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Apr 17, 1921, page 16.

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The Hitchcocks arrived at Durfee's home in Anaheim, California last evening by motor from Tucson, Arizona.
Source: The Orange County Plain Dealer, Oct 29, 1921, page 2

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County Records, Releases- A Steinfeld & Co to J.M. Hitchcock Mtg Rec B3 P 176.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Oct 18, 1921, page 6.

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County Records, Releases - Arizona Daily Star, Oct 18, 1921, page 6 

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Home Architecture Stressed In Talk Before Women's Club; Local Banks Beauty Praised. Spanish Style Is Suggested For Building Homes In Tucson.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Apr 19, 1921, page 9.

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The Tucson Builders Exchange held a banquet last evening at seven o'clock at the Old Pueblo Club. Durfee and Hitchcock were guests of the Exchange.
Source: Arizona Daily Star, Nov 21, 1920, page 13.

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J.M. Hitchcock & M.E. Durfee at Tucson's Builders Exchange banquet - Arizona Daily Star, Nov 21, 1920, page 13 

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From Tucson -
Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock of 965 Ninth Street, who has been visiting in Tucson, returned home last night. Mrs. Lily Durfee & daughter Evelyn will be her house guests for the remainder of the week.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Sept 17, 1920, page 6.

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Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock has house guests - Douglas Daily International, Sept 17, 1920, page 6

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J.M. Hitchcock of the office of M. Eugene Durfee, architect, is spending the week in Tucson on business.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Sept 14, 1920, page 3.

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J.M. Hitchcock in Tucson - Douglas Daily International, Sept 14, 1920, page 3 

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Hitchcock's at the Congress Hotel, Tucson, Arizona.
Source: Tucson Citizen, Sept 13, 1920, page 4.

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Hitchcock's at Congress Hotel , AZ- Tucson Citizen, Sept 13, 1920, page 4 copy

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To Fort Grant - Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hitchcock left today by auto for Fort Grant to join Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Durfee.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, May 20, 1920, page 3.

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Hitchcocks to Fort Grant - Douglas Daily International, May 20, 1920, page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Durfee and Mrs. Hitchcock left for a trip through southern Arizona.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Apr 7, 1920, page 2.

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Hitchcocks to Fort Grant - Douglas Daily International, May 20, 1920, page 3

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Arizona Daily Star, dated October 16, 1921, page 14.- Mrs. J.M. Hitchcock sang a solo, but also notes that her family is leaving Arizona to make a new home at the coast, (California).

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Hitchcock coming to Coast, Arizona Daily Star, Oct 16, 1921, pg 14 (2)

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While during the past year there have been substantial new buildings erected in the business district of Douglas there has been but little building in the residence sections. Business houses erected on G avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets have been eagerly leased before they were ready for occupancy, These news buildings include the Bank of Commerce, the Speer Brothers building and the building now jointly being constructed by the new bank and Eugene Durfee, architect. 

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Douglas in need of more houses - Douglas Daily International, Nov 21, 1919, page 4

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Tucson Citizen newspaper notes the Durfees were in Tucson on March 5, 1917, coming from Nogalas, Az.

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A business directory ad in the Arizona Daily Star, dated August 1, 1920, page 7.

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Business directory-Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Aug 01, 1920, pg 7

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Advertisement to shop downtown Tucson, Arizona. The Arizona Daily Star, dated July 04, 1920, page 4.

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open shop-Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Jul 04, 1920, pg 4

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1920 Douglas City Directory, Sweeny Delight dftsmn M Eugene Durfee, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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Sweeny Delight dftsmn M. Eugene Durfee, r Gardanier Apts - 1920 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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1920 Douglas City Directory, Hitchcock J. Malvin dftsmn, M Eugene Durfee, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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Hitchcock J. Malvin, dftsman M. Eugene Durfee - 1920 Douglas City Directory, AZ, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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1921 Tucson City Directory, M Eugene Durfee, Zuni Court, h 3, E 3d st bet Euclid and Tyndall, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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M Eugene Durfee, Zuni Court, h 3, E 3d st bet Euclid and Tyndall, 1921 Tucson City Directory, courtesy Ancestry.com

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1921 Tucson City Directory, Durfee M Eugene architect, 79 Stone Ave, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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Durfee M Eugene architect, 79 N Stone av, 1921 Tucson City Directory, courtesy Ancestry.com

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1921 Tucson City Directory, Durfee M architect, room 6 Old PO Bldg, 79 Stone Ave, home 3 Zuni Court, courtesy Ancestry.com.

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Durfee M Eugene architect, room 6 Old P O Bldg, 79 N Stone Ave, home 3 Zuni Court - 1921 Tucson City Directory, courtesy Ancestry.com

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1920 Douglas City Directory, Durfee M Eugene, 25 First National Bank Bldg, home 1129 9th, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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Durfee M. Eugene architect, 25 First National Bank Bldg, Home 1129 9th - 1920 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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1920 Douglas City Directory, M Eugene Durfee architect ad, First National Bank Bldg, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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M. Eugene Durfee architect ad, First National Bank Bldg - 1920 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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1919 Douglas City Directory, M. Eugene Durfee architect, room 25, First National Bank Bldg, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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M. Eugene Durfee architect - room 25, First National Bank Bldg - 1919 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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1919 Douglas City Directory, Durfee M Eugene architect, room 25, First National Bank Bldg, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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Durfee M. Eugene architect, room 25 First National Bank Bldg  - 1919 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project 

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1919 Douglas City Directory, Durfee M Eugene architect, room 25, First National Bank Building, home 918 10th, courtesy AZ Memory Project.

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Durfee M. Eugene architect, room 25, First National Bank Bldg, Home 918 10th - 1919 Douglas City Directory, courtesy AZ Memory Project

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Cindy Hayostek, Douglas Historian/Author: No building came of this. It seems like one of those good ideas that developed out of Douglas' boom during last months/year of WWI. Then with economic recessions (a small one and then a larger one) that happened in early 1920s, it all went away. Copper demand dropped and both smelters closed temporarily.

Between 1918 and 1925, half of Douglas' population moved away. Durfee was in Tucson by March 1920 -- according to recorder's doc I sent you.

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Committee To Work Out City Club Proposal -
The first definite step was taken Saturday evening by a meeting of citizens held in the First National Bank rooms for the promotion of a city club in Douglas to be built up here with business and professional men relied on for its principal support. Considerable time was devoted to informal discussion of plans of organization, financing and location of the club and finally it was agreed that the effort for forming such a club should be put forth.
The following committees were appointed: 
Building: F.H. Fisher, E.W. Graves and Eugene Durfee.
Fixtures and Furniture: F.L. Sims, G.W. Pratt and Jake Levy.
Membership: Rex Rice, C.A. Overlock, George Buxton, Jake Levy, F.H. Fisher, E.W. Graves, A.B. Packard, Robert Rae, F.L. Sims, and B.A. Packard.
Source: Douglas Daily International, July 28, 1919, page 3.

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City Club - Douglas Daily International, July 28, 1919, page 3

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City Club Will Be Discussed This Afternoon -
For a tentative discussion of the proposition to promote a downtown City Club in Douglas, Mayor Overlock has invited a number of Douglas citizens to meet this afternoon at three o'clock in the First National Bank reception room.
Source: Douglas Daily International, July 26, 1919, page 2.

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City Club - Douglas Daily International, July 26, 1919, page 2

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While during the past year there have been substantial new buildings erected in the business district of Douglas there has been but little building in the residence sections. Business houses erected on G avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets have been eagerly leased before they were ready for occupancy, These news buildings include the Bank of Commerce, the Speer Brothers building and the building now jointly being constructed by the new bank and Eugene Durfee, architect. 

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Douglas in need of more houses - Douglas Daily International, Nov 21, 1919, page 4

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Douglas Daily International, Jan 22, 1919, page 5. The importance of this article is that it states that architect M. Eugene Durfee designed the Haymore Building

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, May 13, 1930, pg 1

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, May 13, 1930, pg 1

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Bankruptcies - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill., Oct 11, 1929, pg 33.png

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Bankruptcies - Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill., Oct 11, 1929, pg 33

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - The National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, July 25, 1929, pg 1

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - The National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, July 25, 1929, pg 1

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Hotel_Kingman, Az., - National Hotel Reporter, May 24, 1929, pg 1

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Hotel_Kingman, Az., - National Hotel Reporter, May 24, 1929, pg 1

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - Los Angeles Times, Apr 21, 1929, pg 75

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Hotel chain_Kingman, Az., - Los Angeles Times, Apr 21, 1929, pg 75

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - Arizona Republic, Jan 03, 1928, pg 21

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - Arizona Republic, Jan 03, 1928, pg 21

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Glendale advertisment - Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Dec 25, 1927, pg 149 

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Glendale advertisment - Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Dec 25, 1927, pg 149 

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Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - Arizona Republic, Dec 25, 1927, pg 31

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Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - Arizona Republic, Dec 25, 1927, pg 31

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - The Arizona Republican, Dec 19, 1927, pg 6

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - The Arizona Republican, Dec 19, 1927, pg 6

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - The Arizona Republican, Phoenix, Dec 6, 1927, pg 15

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Hotel chain_Glendale, Az., - The Arizona Republican, Phoenix, Dec 6, 1927, pg 15

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2)Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - The Arizona Republic, Nov 20, 1927, pg 17.png

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2)Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - The Arizona Republic, Nov 20, 1927, pg 17

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1)Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - The Arizona Republic, Nov 20, 1927, pg 17

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1)Hotel chain_Phoenix, Az., - The Arizona Republic, Nov 20, 1927, pg 17

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Hotel Co. incorporates_Sweeney - Arizona Republic, Oct 12, 1927, pg 4

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Hotel Co. incorporates_Sweeney - Arizona Republic, Oct 12, 1927, pg 4

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Hotel chain - National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, Ill., Sep 16, 1927, pg 1

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Hotel chain - National Hotel Reporter, Chicago, Ill., Sep 16, 1927, pg 1

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Hotel chain - Anaheim Bulletin, Aug 19, 1927, pg 3

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Hotel chain - Anaheim Bulletin, Aug 19, 1927, pg 3

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Durfee had a contract to draw plans for a national chain of hotels or "tourists camps" to be established in Arizona, New Mexico and California. L.J. Sweeney had started his hotel plans in Phoenix, Arizona, then Glendale Arizona and then Kingman Arizona. Although the ground had been broken in Glendale,there is noevidence that any of the hotels were ever completed. L.J. Sweeny filed for bankruptcy on October 11, 1929 in Chicago.

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- Southwest Contractor, Apr 29, 1921, Vol 57, Number 18, page 46.

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Menlo Park School- Southwest Contractor, Apr 29, 1921, Vol 57, # 18, pg 46

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Menlo Park Elementary-National Register of Historic Places, pg 5

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Menlo Park Elementary-National Register of Historic Places, pg 5

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Grades 1-6 are now at Menlo School - newspaper article is from The Tucson Citizen, dated september 11, 1921, page 7.

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Menlo Park School, 6 grades- Tucson Citizen, Az- Sep 11, 1921, pg 7

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Extra grade request to be added to Menlo Park School - newspaper article is from The Arizona Daily Star, dated February 05, 1920, page 2.

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Menlo Park School, 3 grades, Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Feb 05, 1920, pg 2

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Inspections of schools- newspaper article is from The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, dated August 31, 1921, page 4.

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Menlo Park School - Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Aug 31, 1921, pg 4

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A notice to contractors - newspaper article is from The Tucson Citizen, Arizona, dated May 01, 1921, page 10.

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Menlo Park School- Tucson Citizen, Az, May 01, 1921, pg 10.

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Ochoa Elementary-Tucson Citizen, Aug 05,1993, pg 20

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Ochoa Elementary-Tucson Citizen, Aug 05,1993, pg 20

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2-University Heights School, Tucson Citizen, AZ, Nov 09, 1984, pg 78

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2-University Heights School, Tucson Citizen, AZ, Nov 09, 1984, pg 78

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1-University Heights School, Tucson Citizen, AZ, Nov 09, 1984, pg 78

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1-University Heights School, Tucson Citizen, AZ, Nov 09, 1984, pg 78

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(1) Notice to contractors - proposals for University Heights School. Plans and specifications prepared by M Eugene Durfee.Tucson Citizen, Dec 22, 1920, pg 10

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(2) Notice to contractors - proposals for University Heights School. Plans and specifications prepared by M Eugene Durfee.Tucson Citizen, Dec 22, 1920, pg 10

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Tucson Citizen Newspaper, dated November 09, 1984, page 78.

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Southwest Builders & Contractor, dated December 24, 1920, Volume 56, Number 26, page 24.

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University Heights School_Highland Park - Southwest Builders & Contractor, Dec 24, 1920, Vol 56, # 26, pg 24

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Shared via facebook - Old Nogales Theater

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Shared via Facebook - Old Nogales Theater

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architect M. Eugene Durfee had opened an office in Tucson, Arizona around June 03, 1920

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M. Eugene Durfee's at Santa Rita - Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, AZ, Jun 03, 1920, page 2 (5)

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Rex Rice, real estate agent, Eugene Durfee, architect, and J. Murray, contractor, form a partnership for the purpose of supplying, as far as possible, the urgent demand for homes in Douglas, Arizona.
Source: The Douglas Daily International, Nov 8, 1919, page 3.

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Bldg Firm Will Erect Houses - Douglas Daily International, Nov 8, 1919, page 3 (1) (3)

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Newspaper photo of the new Seventh Street School -
Source: Douglas Daily International, Nov 20, 1920, page 16.

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7th Street School - Douglas Daily International, Nov 20, 1920, page 16 (1)

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5) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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5) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 (1)

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4) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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4) Seventh Street School, Douglas Daily International, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 (1)

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3) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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3) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 (1)

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2) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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2) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 (1)

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1) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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1) Seventh Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ, Jan 27, 1920, page 4 

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The School Board met to talk over plans for the new school building on 7th Street. Bids will be opened tomorrow.
Source: Douglas Daily International, June 6, 1919, page 3.

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7th Street School - Douglas Daily International, Douglas, AZ., June 6, 1919, page 3 (1)

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Originally opened in 1919, the Grand Theatre in Douglas Arizona was constructed for $250,000 and was one of the largest theatres in the southwest United States at the time. The theatre struggled in its first few years due to a local economic downturn and a national influenza epidemic that kept theatre goers from attendance. Despite the rocky start, the theatre would go on to host many of the top names in Vaudville, as well as silent movies. It also served as a community center for graduations from the local school and other town events. In 1958 the doors shut and a period of decay begun that caused a large amount of damage and disrepair to the establishment. $1 was the purchase price a group of concerned Douglas resident paid for the theatre in the 1980s with the hope of a restoration that is estimated at $9.5 million in cost.

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In 1901, the Territorial Industrial School was established in Benson, Arizona to house delinquent juveniles up to the age of 21. Upon Statehood in 1912, the federal government deeded the site and approximately 4000 surrounding acres to the new State of Arizona to be used as the State Industrial School for Wayward Boys and Girls and the Benson School was closed. In 1927, a separate facility, the Arizona Girls School, was built in Randolph, Arizona, to house girls while boys stayed at the Arizona State Industrial School in Fort Grant.

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Lyric Entertainment also had theaters in Douglass (Lyric) - and Durfee had established a partnership with both the Xalis and Diamos families - that would last for over 12 years.

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Fort Grant, Industrial Home - The Arizona Copper Camp, Ray, AZ, July 24, 1920, page 4 (1)

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Fort Grant, Industrial Home - The Arizona Copper Camp, Ray, AZ, July 24, 1920, page 4 (1)

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The ICC Building had a warehouse in back of the building for the International Commission Co., with three store fronts along G Avenue for other businesses to rent.

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El Paso and Southwestern Railroad YMCA, 1000 Pan American Ave. The building is a Mission Revival style designed by architect Theodore C. Link. The main two-story portion was built in 1905. It has a one-story addition which was added in 1918

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El Paso & Southwestern Railroad Passenger Depot - courtesy of Wikipedia.org (1)

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Earl L. Mast of San Antonio, has accepted the position as boys secretary of the Y.M.C.A. and will arrive about March 15, to take up the work. Architect Durfee is now working on plans for remodeling the building in order that the boys may have more space for their work.
Source: Douglas Daily International, Mar 1, 1919, page 3.

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YMCA - Douglas Daily International, Mar 1, 1919, page 3 (1)

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Lyric theater in Jerome opens with sound equipment.
Source: The Border Vidette, Nogales, Arizona, Nov 30, 1929, page 1.

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Lyric Theater, Jerome - The Border Vidette, Nogales, AZ., Nov 30, 1929, page 1

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Dr. M.O. Dumas announced that he will open a dental office in the Lyric theater in Jerome, Arizona. 
Source: The Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, Arizona, Sept 14, 1923, page 8

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Lyric Theater, Jorome - The Coconino Sun, Flagstaff, AZ., Sept 14, 1923, page 8

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J.D. Johnson, manager of the Lyric Theater in Jerome, spent yesterday in Prescott on business.
Source: Weekly Journal-Miner, Nov 24, 1920, page 6.

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Lyric Theater, Jerome - Weekly Journal-Miner, Nov 24, 1920, page 6

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Cinema Tous - credits Architect M. Eugene Durfee

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CinemaTour - Cinemas Around the World - Liberty Theatre, Jerome AZ

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Extensive listing of cinemas and photos listed by country and state. Includes photo tours, general and historical information and more.

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Cinema Treasures credits Durfee as architect of Liberty Theater

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Movie Theaters Designed by M. Eugene Durfee

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List of movie theaters designed by M. Eugene Durfee

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Haymore Bldg - 1201 G St., corner of 12th & G Street, Google Street View, May 2019, Douglas, AZ (1).png

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Haymore Bldg - 1201 G St., corner of 12th & G Street, Google Street View, May 2019, Douglas, AZ (1)

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In 1918, Durfee had drawn plans for a new county jail and justice of the peace room to be built on the lot adjoining the present city hall. The structure will be of iconic design, having four frontal pillars and will cost $10,000.

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Image 8 of Bisbee daily review (Bisbee, Ariz.), July 19, 1918