Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-07-23
A REPORT Of DEPART
MENT OF EDUCATION
Eleven School Districts In County
with q Buildings and Improve
ments Valued at $l580N.
DEMlMG MAS THREE BUILDINGS
Demlng City School Buildings. Sites,
Permanent improvements and
Equipment. Worth $i07 900.

IN u report TO the department o
education. we find that this count,
has in the eleven districts, twenty
three school buildings containing for
ty-seven school rooms. All Of til,
buildings are owned by the district,
but one. The Santa Fc furnished d
room for school purposes ut Mutt
There are five brick structures. elev-
en- frame, four adobe, two cement and
one of native stone. All are in excel.
lent or satisfactory condition with
one exception.
Demine bonsts of three fine brick
buildings. The county high school
site is valued at $4,000, buildings and
permanent improvements at 100000
furnishings and equipment including
1900 volume library of the high
school and various rooms aud finely
equipped domestic science and manu-
al training departments, are valued at
5000. The Deming Grammar School
site is estimated at $4,000, buildings
and permanent improvements at
$35, 900. and equipment ut $4,000.
There are three rural school houses
within District No. |, two of which
have been quite recently constructed
and are very modern; one was built
before becoming II public school ;
this is in good condition. Valuation
of these buildings and permanent
improvements are 81 400; their nine
acres of grounds and equipment at
$2.O5O. The Lowell school OF Dem
ing is a brick structure in excellent
condition; site, building. furnishings.
equipment, are valued ut $4,000. To-
tai valuation Of all property in Dis
trict No. ., Mimbres, $3.50; District
No. ;. maintaining two schools. $II5;
District No. /. Hadley. 500; District
No. ., Columbus. site, 5000, buildings
and permanent improvements, S9,3OO.
furnishings and equi pment, S2,OO0; !;
District No. O, Lewis Flats and
Micssc, two school houses and teach
err. mansc, sites, equipment. library.
$3,45O; District No. I. llcrmanas. al
property, including new well, ST.
So: District No. 8, llondale. lola.
Mounininview. and Capitol Dome
propcrtics. valued at $500; Dis
irict M. ., Sunnyside and Waterloo
propcrties, worth $4.225; District
No. 10, Cambray. S4,225; District No.
II, Myndus, $4,000.
New buildings were erected last
year at Columbus. Waterloo. Tunis.
Myndus, and school maintained at
Florida station. and this year fine and
modern houses were put up at Dem
ing. Lowell school; Mayo. Mountain
view. Miesse, and school maintained
nj Mutt. New wells at Hondale. lola.
Mountainview, Capitol Dome. Colum-
bus, Hermanas. Waterloo and Myn-
dus. add much to the value OF the
property of these localities.
The following names make up the
list of members of boards Of educn-
tion:
District NJ. |, Deming. {. Il.
Baker, president; W. +. Holt seere-
tory: J. NJ. Barracks, vice president
and o. II. Cooper and &. }. Laugh
rem. The Luna County High School
BOARD of Education consists of the
some members as mentioned above.
and Miss Grace G. Goebel. county
superintendent.
District No. 8. Columbus. a. u.
BGllenger, president; p. X. Lennon
secretary; A. f. Kemp, vice president
and Mrs May +. Peters and D. A.
Moore.
District No. .. Mrs. Ben Eubanks.
II. II. Bishop and A. J. Hale.
District No. 3. f. d. McAdams, Il,
Riley George, Harry Edwards.
District No. 4. II. @. King, T. Is.
Cook. +. !. Grover.
District No. @ John r. Smyre,
George Longest. J. l.. LOTUS.
District No. Z. +. W. Faulkner,
Tom Baker, J. n. Warden.
District No. 3. Geo. W. McCann.
q A. Gibson. +. r. Twitty.
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