Across
- 4. When the Mormons first came to Utah, and discovered bits of gold, what did Brigham Young discourage the people from doing?
- 8. ________started businesses in the mining towns of Alta, Bingham, Ophir, and Park City.
- 9. An alarming number of miners developed ____ disease rom breathing in so much dust.
- 12. ________ factories produced cloth and clothing in Hyrum, Ogden, Brigham City, etc.
- 15. The wool cloth was made into suits, pants, overcoats, shawls, ________, and blankets.
Down
- 1. Farming and ________ were still the leading occupations in Utah, but banking, mining, and manufacturing grew more and more important.
- 2. To make silk in a home, a large place had to be prepared to house the _____ as they grew.
- 3. The Provo Woolen Mills was Utah's _______ factory.
- 5. A _________ is a jointly owned business where owners share the costs and benefits.
- 6. What is the name of the business that bought goods from the East and imported them to Utah to sell.
- 7. After various kinds of shops opened all over the Utah Territory, families no longer had to _____ everything themselves.
- 10. Employees at the mill were usually immigrant _____ who had learned to make wool cloth in England and Scotland.
- 11. Miners were paid $3 to $4 a day for ten or twelve hours of labor, ____ days a week.
- 13. The _______ brothers were the first to discover rich ore in the Oquirrh Mountains.
- 14. Utah was rich in mineral ____, but most of the deposits lay hidden in the ground for a long time while the settlers concentrated on farming.