mer 263; Honey-bottles, Foster on 17; Honey- 

 butter, Wiiat Id It iDo, 6o-±, Honey candled 

 wniie still in liive 603; Honey clarified to re- 

 move pollen 323; Honey clogged -combs, iv 

 remedy 551; Honey, comb and extracted coai- 

 pared 197, 240; Honey, comparative prices of 

 196; Honey crop in Colorado 5S4; Honey-dew, 

 in Ohio 4i3; Honey-dew, Italians gather less 

 of 32, 656; Jrioney-aew marketed by Ur. uliller 

 712; Honey eaten by Mrs. Wilson at e^ery 

 meal 659; Honey harvest, liow strength of col- 

 only affects oou; Honey-house, two-story ojS; 

 Honey, how much consumed by a colony in a 

 year 537, 581; Honey, how mucli in 60-lb. can 

 Z6; Honey, how the bees place in cells 664; 

 Honey not mentioned in magazine menus i93; 

 Honey-plants of California, bulletin 6S1; 

 Honey-plants of Florida, Baldwin on 1(4, 21o, 

 Honey production on large scale 267; Honey 

 recipe book 19S; Honey recipes, SchoU on 16i; 

 Honey report, extraordinary, in Canada 3i!o; 

 Honey rich in lime wnen dark 4S4; x^toney-sac 

 of bees 760; Honey salesman, requirements of 

 523; Honey sources, writers should tell time 

 of 186; Honey, soured, is it safe to feed 653; 

 Honey unsealed shifted in cells 664; Honey vs. 

 other sweets 747; Honey, weigiit of a jelly- 

 tumbler of 409; Honey, why j-,atham's does not 

 granulate 163; Honey, why not all capped? 26; 

 Horses stung to death 409; House-apiary, ma- 

 nipulating bees in 187 ; Hutchinson, Farewell 

 to, poem 4S5; Hutchinson, W. Z., death of 389; 

 Hutchinson, W. Z., life of 391, 392, 39o. 



Idaho for bees 184; Idaho has co-operative 

 association 388; Idaho, homestead land in i:4U, 

 408, 523, 588; Inbreeaing, i'ennent on 6ji; in- 

 crease, Alexander method 440; Increase, mak- 

 ing for -ipril now in icvas 185; Increase pre- 

 vented by shaken swarm plan 3(7; Increase, 

 rapid in Cuba 718; Increase, to keep down 219; 

 Increase, Van Horn plan for 257 ; Inspecting for 

 ^'juI brood in cold weather 266, 199; Inspection 

 work in Canada 453; Inspection in winter 199; 

 Inspector, every one his own 600, 615; in- 

 spector, relation of bee-keeper to i>l7; Inspec- 

 tors of California, experience with 469; In- 

 stinct always the same 148, 293; Intensive 

 Farming, poem 683; Introducing before bees 

 know they are queenless 524; Introducing, be- 

 ginners' trouble in 328; Introducing by giving 

 new queen odor of old on6 700; introducing, 

 yress-in-comb method 761; Introducing queens 

 and strengthening nuclei 51; Introducing to col- 

 ony with no old bees 550; Introduction easier 

 if queen is old 646; Introduction not so easy if 

 bees are on combs 311; Iowa bee-keepers u 

 organize 700; Irrigated land, bee-keeping in 

 272; Isle of Wight bee disease 389; Italianizing 

 to get rid of European foul brood 679; Italians, 

 are there any two-banded 765; Italians, 

 leather-colored vs. black bees 600; Italians the 

 worst robbers 535; Italians vs. blacks 100, 667, 

 730; Italians vs. blacks for immunity from foul 

 brood 571; Italian vs. Carniolians 203; Jamaica, 

 bee-keeping in 463; Jamaica, bee-keeping in, 

 some corrections 633; Jones, D. A., in mem- 

 oiium of 93, 125. 



Keeping more bees 747; Kerosene tainted 

 sugar, can it be used 116, 635; King-birds do 

 mischief in queen rearing yards 505; Knife, ad- 

 vantage of having curved blade 583; Knife for 

 uncapping with a wide bevel 421; Knife, steam, 

 objection to 451; Knife, steam, tried and aban- 

 doned 572; Knives, Bingham and Jones com- 

 pared 360. 



Labels for comb honey. Crane on 163; Labor 

 Troubles, poem 474; Larvae moved by bees 377; 

 Larvae transferred by bees 111; Lath and shin- 

 gles for shade-boards 724; Law in British Co- 

 lumbia strict 615; Law in California all right 

 700; Laying workers, characteristics of, Miller 

 on 88; Laying workers gotten rid of by brush- 

 ing bees on ground 504; Laying workers, two 

 cases of 114; Loading and unloading power ex- 

 tractors 302; Library of books on bees 294; 

 Lime for purifying air in cellars 4; Lime in 

 cellar will not dry the air 110; Liquefying, 

 Bonder's method 149; Liquid dropped by bees, 

 is it water or nectar 746; Locust yielding 

 honey in California 387; Long-idea hive, 

 swarming easily prevented in 187; Long-idea 

 hive, further particulars 184; Los Angeles Bee- 

 keepers' Club 198; Louisiana, bee-keeping in 

 sugar cane region 112. 



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Mailing cage, new 554, 761; Mail-order 

 houses, Dr. Miller on 450; Maple not safe guide 

 for removing bees from cellar 263; Maple 

 sugar increases demand for honey 293; Mason 

 jar, leakage from 62; Massachusetts conven- 

 tion 504; Massachusetts Society «f Bee-keepers 

 593; Mediterranean flour moth 566; Mesquite 

 of Te.xas, economic value of 530; Metcalfe, O. 

 B biography of 49; Mice to clean up combs 

 451; Migratory bee-keeping 504; Migratory bee- 

 keeping, Ahlers' 196; Migratory bee-keeping, 

 Byer on 32o; Migratory bee-keeping in Cali- 

 fornia 623; Migratory bee-keeping in Florida 

 334; Migratory bee-keeping in Holland 14; Mi- 

 gratory bee-keeping, Matthews on 206; Milk- 

 weed pollen kills bees 572; Minnesota and Cali- 

 fornia compared 6i; Minnesota State meeting 

 80; Missouri, alfalfa yielding in 552; Models 

 of bees 759; Moistening sections by placing 

 them in cellar 237; Mormon mating-hive 495; 

 Motherwort a good honey-plant 40; Moths and 

 crickets in Arizona 698; Moths destroy combs 

 not on hives 700, 746, 582, 646; Moths, to keep 

 away from extracting-combs 5; Moths, trouble 

 with 699; Moths will not develop if combs are 

 frozen 734; Moth-worms cripple young bees 

 686; Mountains, will bees cross for honey 114; 

 Moving apiarian laboratory 42; Moving bees 

 short distances 96, 357, 439, 718; Moving bees, 

 how to screen the entrances 371; Moving in 

 cold weather 113; Moving 100 colonies 1,200 

 miles 437; Moving possible any time if syrup 

 is fed 581; Muscles of honey bees 687. 



Nailing frames, holder for 90; Nailing hive, 

 right and wrong way 763; nailing supers, right 

 and wrong way for 90; National convention 

 wanted in California 616; National convention 

 program 375; National grading-rules, plea for 

 714; National selling organization, objections to 

 299; Natural selection and diseases of bees 10; 

 Nectaries of flowers, do thrips destroy 647; 

 nectarless flowers 98; Neighbors, should a bee- 

 keeper help 7; Netting, bees fly through 622; 

 New Mexico, alfalfa in 257; New Mexico, bee- 

 keeping in 45; New Mexico, better to investi- 

 gate before investing 407; New Mexico, draw- 

 backs to 224; New Mexico, shed apiary in 278; 

 New Zealand, apiculture advancing in 491; New 

 Zealand, bee-keeping in 467; New Zea- 

 land prohibits box hives 96; Non-swarmers 

 already possible 218; Non-swarming bees, what 

 is advantage of 208; Non-swarming bees, why 

 are they wanted 208, 263; Non-swarming bees 

 a reality 67: Non-swarming hive, Aspinwall 

 394; Non-swarming, what is meant by 163; 

 Nuclei, care of 601; Nuclei formed with virgin 

 queen 440; Nuclei, forming by Summerford 

 plan 602; Nuclei, uniting when two in hive 33; 

 Nucleus hive for queen breeders 371; Nucleus, 

 200 lbs. of honey from three-frame 655; Nu- 

 cleus wintered indoors 62; Oatmeal cookies, 

 recipe for 199; Observatory hive, circular 729; 

 Observatory hives, how long may bees be con- 

 fined in 472; Observatory hives, renewing bees 

 and queen in 572; Observatory hive, to attract 

 attention of customers 60: Odor from golden- 

 rod and aster honey 116: Odor of mashed bees, 

 does it excite bees 646; Odor theory, over- 

 worked 614; Ohio convention, report on 253; 

 Oklahoma bee-keepers organize 338; Old combs, 

 do bees tear down and rebuild 160; Old combs, 

 is it necessary to discard 60; Ontario Associa- 

 tion, meeting of 649; Ontario convention 713; 

 Orange, cool weather while in bloom 324; 

 Orange honev, caution concerning 198; Orange 

 yielded little in California 387; Outdoor sleep- 

 ing porches 219; Ovary of queen-bee 72; Over- 

 stocking, Foster on 323; Overstocking in Cali- 

 fornia 61; Overstocking in Idaho 96. 



Packing materials, relative value of 25; 

 Paint, creosote oil as a substitute for 764; 

 Paint for bee-hives 185; Painting queens to 

 mark them 712; Paint, kind of to use depends 

 on locality 248: Paper shipping cases, see ship- 

 ping cases; Paper, transparent for comb honey 

 559; Parcels post for selling honey 196; Parcels 

 post, Metcalfe on 407; Parcels post, sending 

 honey by 237; Paste for tin 590. 698; Pastur- 

 age, artificial, does it pay to plant 454; Pecos 

 "Valley bee-keepers convene 45; Peddling honey, 

 opporurities in 48; Pedigreed stock in Switzer- 

 land 450; Pennsvlvania convention 566; Perco- 

 lator feeders. :M. 88, 239, 263; Photography for 



