Generative
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 44
[Gr. générat if. ] Having the power of generating or propagating its own species, having the power of producing; as, "the generative faculty." Gene see', in California , a post-office of Plumas co. Gene see' (jen-e-see'), in Michigan , an E. central co.; area, about 640 m. Rivers . Flint and Shiawa ee rivers, and the Thread and Kearsley creeks. Surface , hilly; soil, fertile. Cap . Flint. Pop . (1894) 40,553. -A township of the above co. Gene see', in Minnesota , a village of Kandiyohi co., about 16 m. W. by S. of Forest City. Gene see', in Nevada , a village and mining district of Douglas co., on the E. side of Carson Valley, opposite Genoa. Gene see', in New York , a W. co.; area , about 500 sq. m. Rivers . Towanda, Allen's, and Oak Orchard creeks. Surface, undulating; soil , fertile. Min . Iron and lime- stone. Cap . Batavia. Pop . (1890) 33,265. -A township of Allegany co. Gene see', in Pennsylvania , a township of Potter co. Gene see', in Wis ., post-township of Waukesha co. Gene see' Depot, in Wisconsin , a post-village of Waukesha co., about 28 m. W. by S. of Milwaukee. Gene see' Falls, or PORTAGEVILLE, in New York , a village of Gene see Falls township, Wyoming co., on the Gene see river, about 50 m. E.S.E. of Buffalo, The river at this place flows between almost perpendicular walls about 400 feet in height, and has several fine falls of from 60 to 110 feet each. The stream is here spanned by the famous "Portage bridge." Gene see' Grove, in Illinois , a village of White sides co., about 94 m. N. by W. of Peoria. Gene see' River, in Pennsylvania and New York , rises in the N. part of Potter co. in the former State, and enters New York in Allegany co.; thence flowing a general N.E. and N. course through Wyoming, Livings ton, and Monroe cos., it enters Lake Ontario near Charlotte, about 7 miles below Rochester, after a course of about 145 m. The G. R. is not only notable for the varied and romantic character of its scenery, but is also famous for its extraordinary falls. Of these falls, which are five in number, three occurring within a distance of two miles, in the vicinity of the town of Portage, about 90 m. from the mouth of the river, are respectively 60, 90 and 110 ft. high. The other two, the one occurring immediately above Rochester, and the other about 3 m. below that city, are both of about 100 feet. Genese'o, in I'lino is , a city of Henry co., on the C., R. I. & P. R.R., 23 m. E. of Rock Island; has some manufactories, and is seat of Northwestern Normal College. Гор . (1897) about 3,550. Genese'o, in low a , a township of Cerro Gordo co. -A post-township of Tama co. Genese'o, in New York , a post-village and township, capital of Livings ton co, on the Gene see river, about 25 m. S.S.W. of Rochester. Pop . of village (1890) 2,286.
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