. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. 1898. Die AMEKICAN BIENE JOURNAt. 247 Der Generalsekretär weiter Lesen Sie seinen Bericht wie folgt: das Sekretariat JAHRESBERICHT. Auf der letzten Hauptversammlung ihre Sekretärin wurde angewiesen, den Herausgeber von Nachlese in Bee-Culture mit - die Angebote für eine bestimmte Firma, in Honig in dieser Stadt auf Anfrage. Nach erheblichen Korrespondenz, und auch nachdem Sie waren das Ergebnis von zwei verschiedenen Analysen informiert, sie immer noch bevorzugt ihre Angebote um fortzufahren, sagen Sie wollten mehr Analysen gemacht. Da aber diese Vereinigung ist nicht in der Lage wa

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 1898. THE AMEKICAN BEE JOURNAt. 247 The Secretary next read his report, as follows : THE secretary's ANNUAL REPORT. At the last annual meeting your Secretary was instructed to request the publishers of Gleanings in Bee-Culture to with- draw the quotations of a certain firm dealing in honey in this city. After considerable correspondence, and even after they were informed of the result of two different analyses, they still preferred to continue their quotations, saying they wanted more analyses made. But as this Association is not in a posi- tion to waste any money for this purpose, it was thought best to let the matter rest. During the last session of the legislature a law had been past to have our report printed with the Horticultural Report. Accordingly I prepared a very complete report of our proceed- ings, and had the same turned over to the Secretary of the State Board of Horticulture, Mrs. Martha A. Shute, but I have been informed lately that there are no funds available for the printing of the same. During the past season communications were received from Florida and also from the United States Department of Agriculture for copies of our foul brood law, which were furnisht. As there was a glut in our honey market during the latter part of the summer, I have tried to be of some assistance to my fellow bee-keepers in linding an outlet for this surplus, and have met with fair success. I have also received communications from the ofiScers of the Trans-M.ississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, inviting the Association to make an exhibit at that place. On account of lack of funds certain lines of work, as the collection of honey statistics, etc., could not be carried out. I hope the past favorable season will revive the interest in Asso- ciation matters among bee-keepers, and result in a largely increast membership. Frank Rauchfuss, Sec. COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT EXHIBITS. A committee on permanent exhibits, consisti

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