Lansing (City capital of the State)

Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)

a city, capital of the State of Michigan, and county-seat of Ingham ., e Biological Association at Plymouth; di- Mick co on the rector of the natural history departments of the British Grand Trunk, Lake Shore and Michigan Grand River and on the Southern and Museum (1898-1907). He was editor of several other railroads, 85 miles N. W. the "Quarterly Journal of of Detroit. It is the farming Microscopical Science." Among his books are: " trade center for the surrounding region, and is Monograph of the Cephaengaged in the manufacture laspidian Fishes " ( 1870); " Developmental of agricultural implements, flour gio History of the Mollusca (1875)De generation, a Chapter in Darwinism machinery, carriages, wagons, trunks, ( 1880); " The Advancement of Science " " wheelbarrows goods. It, artificial stone ( 1890); " Kingdom of Man " ( 1907); contains the State State Hospital; State Library; United " " Diversions Science from of a an Naturalist Easy Chair " ( 1915 " ( 1910). He); States government buildings School for the Blind; and the State In- Bling dustrial Schoo contributed many articles on nature to the "Britannica." School; and has electric light and street dustrial railroad plants; waterworks and str LANNER, the Falco lanarius, a of hawk, supplied species especially the female of the species, asupplied power from the river; which is spanned from wells; abundant water by several the male being called a lanpower f banks; about bridges 20 churches; National; by seve neret. It is native of Southern daily, weekly, a banks; Europe, North Africa, and Southwest Asia, and monthly periodicals. Pop. (1910) and me and was much valued in falconry. 31,229; (1920) 57,327. 31,220, LANSDOWNE, HENRY CHARLES