. American Bee Journal. La culture de l'abeille ; les abeilles. L'American Bee Journal. 235^ Amerloan ror Bee Journal le nord-est de l'Indiana Convention. Rencontré dans Wiilton, Ky., le 1 avril 1885. Le Secri'tiiry ln'iiig : absents, M. T. a été Connly .loliii iipiHiiiiteil .Secrétaire pro tern. Les minutes de la réunion précédente : ami aussi le rapport du Trésorier ont été lus et appro. Comme l'élection d'oiJicers était dans l'ordre, le président et secrétaire .ont été réélus- des nations unies jusqu'à l'assemblée semi-annuelle, le 5 septembre 2007.-  ; 2.' ! et 24, 188.J. Le Révérend L., .loliiisim rcsideiit T'ot Uic Ken- tucky Hei'-lvcepcrs État" Sneiely.

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 235 ror tlie Amerloan Bee Journal Northeastern Kentucky Convention. Met in Wiilton, Ky., on April 1, 1885. The Secri'tiiry ln'iiig: absent, Mr. .loliii T. Connly was iipiHiiiiteil .Secretary pro tern. The min- utes of the previous meeting: ami also the Treasurer's report were read and appro'ed. As the election of oiJicers was in order, the President and .Secretary were re-elected un- til the semi-annual meeting- on Sept. ;2.'! and 24, 188.J. The Rev. L. .loliiisim, T'rcsideiit ot Uic Ken- tucky State Hei'-lvcepcrs' Sneiely. reported that the average his.-i lor llii' nortliern part of the State during the past winter, is not less than 30 per cent. Yet the outlook for bee-keeping is not discouraging, as all are looking forward for a season of at least average prosperity. Many questions of im- portance to bee-keepers were asked and an- swered. All who were present were highly pleased with a nice e.xhibit of choice comb and e.v- tracted honey, being the product of Rev. L. Johnson's tine apiary. He also had on e.vhi- bition some colonies in observatory hives, showing his choice Italians and Syrio-Albino strains of bees, which were handsome enough to animate any bee-keeper or any ad- mirer of the beautiful. Mr. J. T. Connly read an essay on " How to Prepare and Winter Bees on the Summer Stands, " and the Association unanimously requested him to prepare the same for pub- lication. Rev. L. Johnson read a very instructive essay on " The Possibilities of Bee-Keeping in Kentucky." President'McVean made many good, .prac- tical suggestions, and every member of the Association, as well as the visitors, expressed themselves as having been benefitted by the meeting. The Convention donated to the Odd Fel- lows' Lodge $2.00 for the use of their Hall, which they had kindly offered to the bee- keepers. The Convention then unanimouslj' voted to adjourn to meet with the Kentucky State Bee-Keepers' Soc

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