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A severe flood last night destroyed much of White Water, N.M.'s business section, including the White Water Mine, a hotel, and business blocks. No lives lost despite initial fears. Railroad bridges washed out in the worst storm known there. Reported July 22 from Pueblo, Colo.
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White Water Mine Destroyed by a Flood.
It Is Reported That no Lives Were Lost. A Number of Business Houses and a Hotel Collapsed. Railroad Authorities Say It Was the Worst Storm Ever Known in That Section.
By the Associated Press.
PUEBLO, Colo., July 22.—Reports from White Water, N. M., are that the greater portion of the business section of that place was destroyed by a flood last night, but so far as can be learned at the headquarters of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe in this city, where the information is obtained, no lives were lost. All telegraph wires to Silver City are down and all news is obtained from couriers arriving from the White Water summerhouse. The largest hotel at Silver City and a number of business blocks have collapsed. Railroad authorities report the storm is the worst ever known in that section. The Santa Fe railroad has lost several bridges on the Silver City branch and is badly washed out. The first reports were that several lives, even as high as twenty-five, had been lost, but later couriers arriving while confirming the reports of damage done throughout that section, say that, as learned, no lives lost.
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White Water, N. M.
Event Date
Last Night, July 22
Outcome
no lives were lost
Event Details
The greater portion of the business section of White Water, N. M., was destroyed by a flood, including the White Water Mine, the largest hotel at Silver City, and a number of business blocks that collapsed. The Santa Fe railroad lost several bridges on the Silver City branch and was badly washed out. Railroad authorities report it was the worst storm ever known in that section.