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In February, 1881, a meeting of miners…

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In February, 1881, a meeting of miners was called for the purpose of laying out a town. James Smith gave up his claim to the ranch. The site was surveyed and platted by Trumbor & Beebe. Lots were distributed and building commenced. Considerable discussion ensued as to what would be the best name for the town, some wanting Chloride, others the original name, Pyrites. Chloride was considered by the majority as being the most suggestive and con- sequently was adopted.

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