Across
- 3. The three men that found gold lying on the beach were nicknamed The ___ ___ ____
- 5. Newpapers were announcing that on one steamer-ship, as many as 64 ___ men were bringing home stack of ____ metal!
- 9. This clogged up the pumps that brought sand in from the sea to the sifter.
- 10. How many people abandoned an old gold rush town called Dawson, when they heard on a new gold strike in Nome.
- 11. The name of the tents that miners lived in, that lined the beach in Nome.
- 13. One way to tell if something is gold, is to rub it on something - if its real gold, the colour won't ____ away.
- 14. Because gold was found on the beach, people couldn't stake a ____ to the land.
- 15. Beacuse gold was lying on the beach, all people needed to start were shovels, ____ and rockers.
Down
- 1. Gold production reached its ___ in 1906.
- 2. Gold was found on the shores of the ____ ___
- 4. How many gold nuggets, worth $1500 each, were found?
- 6. One man, walking along a beach in Nome, rand his hand through the beach _____ and found gold.
- 7. One way to tell if something is gold, is to ___ it, because gold is malleable.
- 8. The Great ____ Gold Rush (hint: a place name)
- 12. Because stampeders found gold lying on the beach, the beach was nicknamed "Poor Man's _____"