Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-11

ANN TOW NI""N ~" !" NHNHN N|N"
the principle of "ihe general good"
ftcoanlsod n tho paesano o. TIRE laws
creating lho cattle and sheep nanliary
hoerde--hnd those laws wore tcone6
ipni ~ bee legislation n now regarded.
The onponeea incident 20 ihe onforoes
monl az alI our protective laws are
paid by assessments against the prop.
orty protected 81 the law.
~ q CONSERVATION % by-productn of
tho farm tho hDnoy Deo has no equal
What he stores would. otherwise BE-
pure waste. The principal item Of
expense attached 20 bis keeping u ~
the Initial outlay for his house ap.
purionancea. The proaent market
value Of good. piFong colonies 81 bees.
including the hive ~ 1850. ~ o.
inbllnhlng In a good locality and care
fully hurhandfng. this initial colony
oan be Increased In the season SOC o.
more per cont--that II from one
colony beginning on March let. the
boc keeper. 4 he u skillfui In hand
ling, may at tie cad uf the season
have four cOionios-no, TO mention
the honey produced. with good.
strong colonies. where there Ia abund-
ance Of fruit and aifAlfa blossoms and
no untoward SURROUNDINGS, the honey
crop viii run from SO 50 f2s pounds
per colony. this depending on the
strength Of the individual colony or
swarn--a 5000 bee colony putting up
nearly twice ~ much ~ one 81 5000.
The greatest bcnea; OF the honey,
and ore which Il Just hesinnina TO
SOAK In on the average fruit grower.
IL his economic value az a fertilizer Of
the blossoms. This process n explain
"a IN an article which VIII appear IN
the special edition Of the Roswell
Morning News Of September 7th next
A. this vas paid article. the matter
viii not be used until after ~ publ
cation by she News. The fair man
aRemcnt will likely have number 81
copies for distribution 20 that any in
terestcd may get one there.
The great natural honey producing
belts In New Mexico are IN the Pecoz,
San Juan and Rio Orande valleys be-
cause OF the adaptablllty OF those scc-
lions To fruit and alfalfa culture.
Demlng aud several places In Socorro
county are equally promising locali-
ties for bee culture. Hon. Thomas
COOney. of Jackson, Socorro county.
IL having success 80 far as production
IL concerned but reports considerable
trouble In his negotiations with the
bees during the extracting period. II
may be explained here that the Hon.
Tom robbed" his bees on damp
day when they could not work and
when a bee can't work he Is Granny.
But. anyhow. Tom got The honey and
that IL the ultlmgte object OF the man
who keeps bees.
During the state fair Csee dates
above) u II proposed 60 organise q
State Bee Keepers association. Thii
! viii mean the real beginning Of the
| bee Industry In New Mexico. for then
the advertising OF the products can BE-
carried on In organized manner Each
new field OF production In the state
! will mean a closer study of economic
methods for utilizing 'ae by-prOducti
| Of the zee and bring a state Wide
community interest that can be Sc
cured In no other way. The bee met
of the Pecos valley have taken th'
bee out Of the joke column by ship
\ ping over $4,000 worth Of honey 4
4 eastern markets this year aud th'
season half over, only. II you thint
/ honey production is Jest. compar'
1 this with the amount brought In from
Jokes 10 date.
Hon. Ralph c. Ely, Of Deming. pres
icent OF the New McxlcO state fat
board. would be pleased to have thu
address Of every bee Keeper IN New
Mexico. Mr.. Ely recognizes the I'm
mcnse economic value Of the Gee an'
/ his relation to fruit culture and vii
make a special study OF the lndustrl
the coming year while he II a mem
Der of this board Until a state as
ISOLATION is formed this il the hes
way to secure the necessary cO-opera
ton and Il will prove mutually Vaiu
able 10 all concerned Some one en-
gagged actively la bee Industry VIII b.
Ia charge OF the exhibits NJ the stat
fair. Il being considered the presen
duty OF the superintendent Co sprea'
the news so that grand exhibit ma
be sent to Albuquerque In october
Some novel advertising Is proposed Il
connection with the bee exhibits whicl
viii later be given publicity. Mr., III
thinks. and he Is conservative that
/ proper HtlVlNlhN AthtN " HfNH W
hoe industry SO that the many Held
at undeveloped production were plac
ed on parity with the Peeos vale,
that million dollars year could p
brought into the state through hone
production alone AZ this IL now 80
ing 10 waste, Il bohoOves thoughtft
men 10 encourage the establishment
of bee keeping communities.
In later article viii be given "a
fertilizing process Of blossoms an
the relation OF the honey bee thereto
Good Reason for Ills Enthusiasm.
When a man has suffered for sev
eral DAYS with collie. diarEhoea or 9th
or form OF bowel complaint and
! lthen cured sound and we'll by one q
two doses of Chamberlain's coii'
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as
! often the case. Il Is but natural tina
he should he enthusiastic IN his prais
of the remedy and especially is tai
the case OF severe attack when NJ
h threatened. Try Il when IN nee
of such remedy. Il never falls Sol
by all druggists.