. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. In the mullitude of counsellors there is safety.—Prov. 11-14. What About the "Golden" Comb- Honey Management? [These questions were sent out and answered before the recent series of articles by Mr. Golden were publisht.—Editor.] Query 89.—Referring to Mr. Golden's conib- honev articles, on pag'es 481 and 883 1896 , and Mr. Hartzell's on paffe 742 (18971, I would ask you to state briefly— 1. Would you adopt it in preference to older methods? 2. Do you consider it worthy of fuller trial? —S. D. E. S. Lovesy—1 and 2. Yes. D. W. Heise—1 and 2. I
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. In the mullitude of counsellors there is safety.—Prov. 11-14. What About the "Golden" Comb- Honey Management? [These questions were sent out and answered before the recent series of articles by Mr. Golden were publisht.—Editor.] Query 89.—Referring to Mr. Golden's conib- honev articles, on pag'es 481 and 883 1896 , and Mr. Hartzell's on paffe 742 (18971, I would ask you to state briefly— 1. Would you adopt it in preference to older methods? 2. Do you consider it worthy of fuller trial? —S. D. E. S. Lovesy—1 and 2. Yes. D. W. Heise—1 and 2. I don't know. Rev. M. Mahin—1. I would not. 2. It may be. A. F. Brown—1. No, not entirely. 2. In a measure. Mrs. L. Harrison—No time to look up references. Dr. J. P. H. Brown—1 and 2. I have never tried them. J. M. Hambaugh—1. I really don't ktiow. 2. I can't saj-. E. France—I cannot say, as I have not your references at hand. Dr. C. C. Miller—1. I have not adopted it. 2. I have not tried it. Emerson T. Abbott—M}* advice is. let the other fellow do the experiment- ing. O. O. Poppleton—I know too little about comb honey to answer these questions. J. A. Green—1 and 2. The method looks plausible to me, and I consider it worthy of a trial. S. T. Pettit—1. I never read it in full, so I am not in a position to judge. 2. I don't know. R. L. Taylor—1. No. 2. I see noth- ing to recommend in it. Mr. Golden practically acknowledges it a failure on page 742 (1897). Jas. A. Stone—1. The methods re- ferred to looks reasonable, tho I can- not speak of them from experience. 2. I don't like to recommend what I have not tried. C. H. Dibbern—1. I would stick to such methods as have been most suc- cessful with me until experiments with other methods have convinced me that they are better. 2. Yes. P. H. Elwood—1. Not yet; not hav- ing- tried it I am not qualified to say much about it. 2. I have not tried it because I thought a fine quality of comb honey co
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