down-stream

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They crossed the Yukon to its west bank, shot down-stream with easy stroke, and at the end of forty minutes swung in close to the left around the tail of an island.

Too Much Gold 2010
The partners, true to the old-timer custom, had intended to stake down-stream from the strike, but when they saw claim 81 BELOW blazed on a tree, -- which meant fully eight miles below Discovery, -- they changed their minds.

Too Much Gold 2010
The down-stream movement began at five in the morning, and already were the days so long that Daylight sat up and watched the ice-run.

Chapter VIII 2010
Starting from the down-stream centre-stake of 'twenty-seven,' he headed at right angles across the narrow valley towards its rim.

THE STAMPEDE TO SQUAW CREEK 2010
It was down-stream at last, and there was little need for exertion.

CHAPTER 25 2010
"I'd just better take a hike down-stream a ways," he said.

All Gold Cañon 2010
They had faith in the Upper Country, and Harper left down-stream, with a raft-load of supplies, to start a small post at the mouth of the Klondike.

Chapter IX 2010
If you go down-stream, you 'll fall in with the Russians.

THE GOD OF HIS FATHERS 2010
Its ice had risen many feet, but would not start down-stream.

Chapter VIII 2010
"I'd just better take a hike down-stream a ways," he said.

All Gold Canon 2010