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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13
RIps AND PROPOSALS.

;OTIf.T.- Whereas. at the regular May 1SsSb
torn, of The commissioners court OF Harris
comfy the following order was passed ana
entered Of record. :. a
II Is hereby ordered that two miles OF rosn
he ,rayeled on the road know as the H9us-
ION ard Atascosita county road, beginning
~ the end of Clark street az the limits OF
Inc city OF Houston and extending north-
wardly for the above named distance
Also that distance Of two miles ne sra.
e,sd az follows; beginning at the city limits
of Houston on Lyons avenue ana runn,ns
thence east along Lyons avenue to Cnshins
avenue. thence north along Cushing ave-
,,uc crossing the southern Paclhc railway,
Ia tho center OF the Houston ana Crosby
eraded road thence eastwardly along sala
ruuntv road on tho north side OF saln RAN
road TO a point two miles distant from inc
limits OF the city of Houston, and
Whereas, the county judge was authorized
en- ertire for bids on the above stated
work now. therefore bids will be received
hy the undersigned up 70 noon OF MONDAY,
Iune IL, 1898, for the above specihed work !.
earll hid 10 DO accompanied by certin-h
check OF $1,000 the successful bidder TO glv-
hcnd payabie to the county judge Oh Harris
eourty, for s250l for each two miles OF toan.
soid lords to be approved by the county
s s,,aa TIL, above mentioned work is to he
;naIn for out OF tho special road and bridge
f,Ind as the same becomes available. scpa-
,ste bids will be received for each two miles
81 road 'rhe right reserved TO reject any or
ali lids. All necessary Information az 70
ntans and spe .ifcations for each Of said two
WINS of road furnished upon application al
the cou"'' W N. Shaw.
II County Judge Harris County, Texas.
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FOR SALE--One Jersey COW. years old
two to three gallons milk per day, also one
buggy and harness and some kitchen and
house furniture. all cheap, Byron Lcair9.
corner Hogan and Fulton, Fifth ward Is
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INNS VIII be received by the undersigned up
to noon Of Tuesday. June I, 1895, for re-.
pairing what Is i Kn0wn the as e tig
ii.aits Of Houston TO fIarrisburgi GER
.ianS check for s2co, payable TO the county
iudse of Harris county TO accompany each
BID and bond FOR 500 to be s1yea by a., ,ns
su,,uty Judge. Payment for the work 70 be
coun" warrants on the county treasurer
~ be Issued December IS; isss, payable out
OF the ~ reseyyed 10 reject any or NIL bids.
IN nec.ssary information furnished upon
a M shaw, county Judge HarriE county )
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WANTED TO BUY.
LogT. FoUND, STRAY, STOLEN.

s1EAyED-From 1911 Texas avenue. satur-
day. June 4, yellow and white pointer pup.
suitable reward for the return 81 same g
LII Texas avenue.
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Ef,t, RENT Furnished rooms for light house
Keeping, close ~ aud reasonhpie' patn pit',,
in.,ir .ny J,nf,raucb. ~
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WANTED Energetic man TO do country
work. good contract TO right pnrty. an
honesty bond of $500 VIII be required. also
two active men as city statesmen. The
Singer Mfg Co. 1905 Prairie 10
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HEADQUARTERS for seed fruit boxes and
baskets: now Is the time 10 plant the cel-.
hrated velvet beans; this bean makes forty
tons OF fodder TO the acre. enough seed TO
plant one acre for T5c: as fertilizer Il has
no equal, Sorghum, corn. The Holloway
Texas II
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED $4,000 to 5000 At Z per cent ar, iV'
me- TO hve years on gilt edge security:
Address Security. this ofHee, ----.,o
S,oNry TO LEND--On approved real estate
MVNhii Gee Meeker at room 5Oi, hlan
building; office hours 10 to IL a. M anu : Is
D. m. ---.--- ---..,, a, q mar
MONEY TO LOAN s Go good n seSsl'M sknhey
cent. in sum-, sums OF House, sayS v .
- = ,onsy 10 lend large and smatl
annts. on personal or eolssera an sf pIne
' Sss.:: is III n. e is rrsnoP!
street. Galveston. a - !,
.nrNrR wanted with $500 to $500 ca ASH, ! Y, ?
PAfNhm ait ntsrss, IL paying ssufae'uT'1iss
h hsti Address s72e, this othee; -
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston s su,,ae'' p'0t
erty. n. l.. Mills. 20I NAN su-..:--.- q
MONEY TO r LoAiS Sc Smith ps Co. san An ].
, .anShe1r; exs.. csil On F. ". Norris' A'a@
Building. Houston. texas
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''eence of Jos. snyers.
sa the Texas cavalry from
W was ordered to Louisiana.
unped on Bayou Teche. The
,pssesslon OF Brashear City;
~ 90 out through the lake
= mo Teche Just below tbs
", w arrived In camp with his
suery THE Louisiana cav
y 70 the swamp" Fighting
% soon as four companies
.aify arrived he would take
mat came in the bayou.
hbcat!p ~ a' hiih'
n, ,a !. smoke was reported the
Isaea and he charged it. his
&c port holes so full of lead
NJ ~ Of his pieces playing on
Y disabled and floating.
49, s'se on a sugar house an l
q. " In sugar coolers ard
Use nrst eunboat cap'urrd
e., : a; J, scarborou III,
~ First Regiment Texas
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wANTEn--A responsible woman to cook,
wash and iron for family OF four. Apply
900 San Jaciuto street. Is
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IRON SAFE. 81 inches high, y inches wide.
30 deep, good as new, cheap for cash. John
Mcclellan a. Co.. 6o& Main GA Texas IS
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing
comfortable, happy home; We own the
nj correct prces. on accommodating terms,
with a conservative rate OF interet, Let us
know your wants. &c. one q our booklets.
Address ''Lano Department, p. J. Willia
4 Bro, Galveston. Texas. s-A
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wANTED-At once. experienced clerk In
shoes and clothing: must have hrst-clasn
refcrenrc. Address =. o. box 40. Richmond.
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A college for tho Christian education OF
wtmen. under the auspices of the Protestant
CvisronnI church situated on Garrett ave-
me roIlerc I'M, DALLAS, Texas.
College preparatory. scientific ana nteraty
courtts Ciaealcs and higher mathematics IN
charge OF graduates OF wellesley ana onNer-
rity OF Toronto II,
School of Music under direction Of best IN
striictors. trained IN Germany and Now Eng
land Conservatory Of Music. -
French and German taught by European
teachers. -
AIT ard china Painting taught according to
the best methods.
Tenith. diet and physical culture In charge
of a trained nurne.
Stone building. spacious grounds. electric
lights furnace heat
Terms for MISUNDERSTANDING ancient and
modern languages and all English branches,
bonrd fuel light. SNp per annum. Music, arr
and elotution sStrr charges For chtalougs
aud further information address
MISS TORBERT.
Principal St Mary's College. Dallas, Texas.
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'-,rcroRArISc.

,rrcronArlSc' !
z, !. Effective In
tshs CITY, |
y , NM. li.-Enclessd ! |
All Lake City ordi-
s.nvsctoraiion in PUBLIC pubic
s' i',y in America ought
q s wv. thereby having
is,,sntim.s preventing
I'D o'''' L.W.
.,,aIting expcctorati.o,ni
vnroyldIng a penalty
ia BY the city coun-
a. Utah, as follows;
wv, mali expectorate. or
~ cigarette stumps. or
Me ilocr OF any street
y nublic conveyance, or
y, 4, pI sny raved sidewalk
q, Who shall violate any
~ = This ordinance shall
a a misdemeannor,, ana ma
zoo, = shall be fined not
XIII be punished by I'M.
|, cIly jail for a term NOT NOT
ys. or by both such mas
FINANCE shall take effect
,nd approval.
~, aty council of Salt Lake
r,,h. February %. 1855,
n mayor for his approval.
Bssttman, City Recorder.
ain day Of February
John Clark. Mayor.
-
bai's view of Ii.
4 me Post.
Al this insane chatter
- .,,r,o,ism of South.
anu pa Gus nause for sur
asa y W." deserved to La
W. ,u ", Tod on candy be-
fla ana n Win Spain.
Nmpa ,suaS, the United
We 'vIe men dgnie I
oOo i pas.' Tbe Intelligent
WI pauav' h1t our consti-
ui Wisuos s.,n, mo union ,s
seseae i'o Wv
,aro sincerely
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gree e,,s y, O, sS ,bey outnum
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on. X, wv NAV orr promis,
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NV n c,a,o. s,,nreme cour
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sO'st ,atserson Davis. befor,
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v .,s,oiai figures of tn,
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VIZ. roan enlisted In th,
we! .,nai.a twn Federals
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

FLAGS are what We are making size Axe feet
up no matter how large; Call or write ana
get our prices, and We are sure to get your
order; we make flags out OF cotton, bunting
or silk good material; guaranteed. NJ. o.
Goodner g. Co, lm2h Texas avenue, room
10. over Crawford's Tea stole, Huustonns
Towns ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

CIGAR salesman wanted for Texas on .stah,
ushnd trade: aood opening for experienced
mnn with one OF the largest and best known
cigar manufacturers In the United states.
Address, giving experience, references. .tl !,
.SNl this office IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

WN NTEi)--A white woman to cook and do
honsework for family, German or swedt
pioferred Address l.. W. Bans Patterson.
IusaS. -
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hGENTs-Economy gas burner. saver 40 per
cent Of ga. makes n large, beautiful lghs
md gives $50 per cent prof, 10 statesmen
General Agency Co, 225 Dearborn ttfcet.
Chicago. Ill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO advertisements IN office of The Post
for week ending Saturday, June IL, 1898:
a. NJ. (2); 27)1; /; 2g27, 2177: C. n. NJ; p.
A. Durgan: 2539 t5); f. G. NJ. al, Z. o.
johnson (6), 1il1; S5i1; 1ll2; 26l2; 1853 Mel
VILE (3); 1918; Music; 2ess; NJ II. j.. NJ. G.
H.. NJ. c. (0; 2Il4 1854 CO.. 2Te6; gI9l q;
2ii1; 2T67: 43; w. f. Roske; Revilo; l1S;
2.n (2); s. W. j.; 2794 t3) 2770; Thomas;
.7gG; %: HAT: 1922 te); c. p. White; 2IeS.
1923; 1885, 2G4S t5) 2774; 1924 "a, $500; 2S2o'
10: PITS
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VIAVI REMEDIES-H Home treatments; please
cnll and Investigate at State headquarters,
402 Binz building; advice and health book
fro,. lady attendant 10
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For sALE---one piano. cheap. Apply TO ~
Main street. II
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ED-Young white woman, German pre-.
fcrrcd. cooking and housework for small
family, references required good wages
Address pox No. 20 Lake Charles, La. ~
WANTED-W White couple 90 cook aud do gen
oral Homework on ranch, Write for infor-
nation TO r. Drisooli, Banqueto. Texas
pefcrouCeg required. 10
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BARGAINS in new and second hand engines.
boilers and saw Mills; write US your wants.
n s. Sherman Machinery Co., Grecnvlle.
1exas IA
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FOR SALE--A small grocery store, COZ Jack
son street; cause for selling, want to visit
our grandchildren. II
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FiFTl;EN nne driving horses, city broke and
gentle for ladies. two extra fne saddle
mares that GU the Kentucky saddle gats
sshdlurgs Stable, Ill Prairie avenue.
Oihl &c swan. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SPECIAL PRICE OF $50 per lot. regular price
Sl25 for few lots In Houston Heights must
be sold this week. D. d. Smeaton. 500
Travis Is
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For sALE--Either OF my nne Jersey cowa.
Too,s With heifer calf. $40; Jessica, s35. II.
T. MacGregor, 1910 Hadley avenue. II
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FOR SALE--Cheap. q lot young saddle ponics.
on Gerala hetween Sixth and Seyenth ats. II
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wANTED-Four bricklaysrs, at once; STEADY
work; plantation hours. Apply l.. A. Ellis.
Snrtarfia Texas IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

For SALE-Cheap, double bell euphonum.
tenor, solo alto and alto, Conn make. second
fu'sh, same as new Address Box 222, Round
Rucl, Texas. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce
mcnts now than ever before to parties de.
string homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. 20S Main street Jno:
A. Milroy, agent. II
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20 YOU want help DO you want situation
Ii so. call or addrcss American Employmen
Agency a0gia Preston @verGe.
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NEX7 10 Hotel Bristol. 10 TraviI, fdfnl1koo
rcoms: everything nrst-ciass; al eoaveu!.
enccs. .-. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

~oe sAI,r-The Houston Heights Hotel Of
u o.,, rooms. with commodious dining room
me office, supplied With srtesial water and
s..,.sd si,eet 70 center O. Houston. an ideui
p anuu home ana comfortable winter quar-.
ters; profitable Investment for good hotel
mnr. John a. Milroy. EOS Aaln srssL
Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

WE HAVE on hand large stock Of conpo.
board. well seasoned. for sale at half price.
Mckinney & Co. Hutchius house. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

WANrEn--I.adica aud sontlemen To take or
dors for the gC'nd book "ltoturotqle NICK
ito." beautifully illustrated, in Houston,
ltlchmond Hemrwcad, hellNille La Grange
Baslrop, Austin. Georgetown. R9ton, Waco,
Hlllsloio, Clohurne. Fort Worth and Oalias.
t,ruoty protected Address General Agan,
IIuujpco,t Co, box 3, New Tim, Texas u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13

FlLTERS-Buy one and save doctors bill:
refrigerators. freercrs. coolers, fruit jars.
jelly tumblers, rubber caps, croekery. Fiass-
ware. etc. we viii not be undcrsold. John
Mcclellan Co, GOA Main street, 9i4 Texas
avenue. is
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FOR RENT-Handsonlc residencs. eight
rooms. all convcnlences, 1896 Texas. Apply
to n. Browne. next door.
FOR RENT--A handsome residences. fur-
nishcd corner Hamilton and Lamar ope
block from paved street, on car line TEX.
phone SSS. ~
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FOR ppNT--Two-story house. i4i0 Polk ave
nuc. Apply Mrs q. A. Bujac. Mason puiial
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iITRRLC's SCHOOL OF MuslC-Practicai
and theoretical; courses for beginners and
ndvanced pupils; piano. violin. guitar, man
dolin. etc Instruments for practice sup,
,i,ed, lessons at pupils residence or at
studio. i7i3 Mckinney avenue John J;
HcrIlc.
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schley and Sampson
,.rc heard from you will want one we are
the only people in Texas who can furnish
vow the standard wool bunting flags, all
sizes. II you want something cheap, we can
furnish you good color cotton nag. katt-
mann e. Kneeland tent and awning makers,
SILL Congress avenue, Houston, Texas 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FIRM Of Norris Beatty aSni nas 'n1S a f.
been dissolved .,rs pU,yrehased TIE interest Of j.
n = Beatty b and assuming all the liabilities
OF the said firm. -, ,,,,. the business
W II ,,d NG nn1,e w " ". Il, Norris Lumber
company. - Texas this nth day
signed iuos tiou''A' ". il. NORRIS.
o. june 1879 j. b. BEATTY
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-, x-o1T arc Toing away for the summer anu
ros against ere and suT nspos
place your silycrware ana va ~ tse Ypis. "a
in the safety deposit vaults VI 10
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WANTEDTo sell two splendid tracts of land
near Hoffman. IS miles northwest Houston,
lSO and 1870 acres unmproN ed; thriving Ger
man neighborhood; so, easy terms. Ad-
dress Rev. X. I. Woolsey, Cold Springs,
Teas. IA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02
THE HOMECOMING
OF THE FLEET.

On Saturday, August 10th, the citizens
of New York did their best to give a
rousing and enthusiastic welcome to
Admiral Simpsons fleet of battle ships,
which entered the harbor early in the
morning. The celebration was an i'm
promptu affair, but the flagship, New
York, had hardly entered the Narrows
before the shores of Staten Island, Long
Island. and New Jersey were black with
people, and along the docks of New
York city, from the windows of the tall
buildings and up along Riverside Drive,
one could see nothing but countless
masses of people all madly cheering the
returning cOnquerOrs.
The grim battle ships showed little or
no signs of the fight with CerVera's
fleet First came the flagship, New
York, from the mainmast of which Ad-
miral SIMPSONS twin-star flag of blue
was ny1ng, and which was under COM
mand of Captain F. E. Chadwick. Next
came the Iowa, under the command of
Captain Evans; then the Indiana, IN
der the command Of Captain Taylor;
then the Brooklyn, bearing Admiral
Schley's blue flag with two stars, under
the command of Captain Cook. She
was followed by the Massac husetts, I'M
der the command of Captain HigginsOn.
The famous Oregon, whose wonderful
burst of speed in chasing the ChristobaI
Colon, and whose wonderful fighting
powers excited the admiration of the
lowed by what was once known as the
"hoodOo boat" the Texas, which has
brushed aside the ''hOOdOo," and shown
herself to be one of our best fighting
machines. The vessels We're more or
less clean-lOOking. with the exception
of the Massachusetts. She was dirty,
and, as one young girl put it, respect
ably dirty
The vessels proceeded up the Hudson
river as far as Grants tomb where our
picture taken from Harper's Weekly
shows the vessels. After saIuting, thew
turned around and went down the riv-
er. They stopped a short time at Gov
ernor's Island, and then proceeded to
their anchorage off Tompl1insviHe The
occasion was one long to be remem Der
eo by New Workers and others who
saw the parade. The spectacle was
very impressive, for these vessels. with
their guns and crews, had made Ameri-
can history, and had won for this conn
try new glory. The men who had
done so nObly behind the guns could he
seen standing on the forward decks re-
spending heartily to the cheers of the
crowds There was not much time for
preparation for this parade, but what
New York could do to honor these
SHIPS and men was done and the dav
viii not be forgotten as long as genera
lions hand down records to succeeding.
generations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02

potatoes and coffee, but no fresh meat.
There were some barrels of vinega and
coffee outside the tent that was wasting
and after consulting several officers
this was sold and tobacco was bought
with the money. This tobacco was
given to the company officers to sell to
the men and pay for it was to have
been taken out of the monthly pay.
The accounts to the officers amounted
to S139.45 and all this had been guaran-
teed by the captains of the companies"
What will be your mode of proceed
ure to get out? was asked.
There are two ways. One is to take
an appeal to the judge of the United
States district court on a writ of habeaS
corpus and the other to appeal directly
to the secretary of war. When I get
a lawyer the nature of the appeal will
be decided on.
q wish to deny the statement that
I confessed to the charge of embezzle-
ment. It is all bOsh. 1 never made any
confession of any wrong doing"
What is the trouble among the Of
f1cers of the regiment?"
They are a jealous crowd of officers
and there was constant friction. The
fault is on both sides and both Colonel
Funston and Lieutenant Colonel Little
want to command the Twentieth. Most
of the officers side with Colonel Funs-
ton, but those in Colonel Little'S bat
TALON side with him. There is no ne
cessity for their having trouble over
the appointment of a second lieutenant
and bringing on a public disgrace"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02
HONEY WILL BE HIGH.
California Will Send Out But Little of
the Product This Year

Denver, Sept. 2.-'Little or no honey
will be sent out from southern Califor-
MIA this year owing to the drouth" said
Howard Reynolds at the st. James the
other night. THE need of rain has had
such an effect upon vegetation of all
kinds that the bees have suffered great
ly." Mr.. Reynolds, who lives at San
Diego, Cal, is one of the most promi-
nent apiarists in the country, and stands
pre- eminent among the authorities on
agriculture. He passed through Denver
en- route east with his father on bus
mess trip. Regarding the busy bee"
he spoke as follows:
I have been in bee culture as a bust
ness for II years, and yet I confess
there are many points on the habits
and peculiarities of the bee which
have not learned even with the closest
study. The life of a bee colony is as
near that Of a community of human
organization is concerned. The intelli-
gence of the insects is simply amazing
There are three species of bees. The
These are the most widely known. The
Italians are the best, and apiarists fire.
uuently send across to Italy for queens
Shipment from this country to Austria
liza of Italian queens are also made.
They are sent through the mails in
pieces of wood about three inches long,
nearly as wide and an inch thick. Holes
literally supplied with candy for food
are drilled in the wood, and covered
with wire screening, such as is used in
windows against flies. With a dozen
or so workers the queen is thus sent to
a new colony or Give.