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Missouri, L, Easenan (Auf^ist 29 )» Poach -and apple trees, dying _frorn the 
effect of the ITovenhcr freeze of ].9^0, rxe showing extrene!^ hecavy 
infestation of shot-hole horor, 
A BEETLE ( Blapstinus ruf ipes Casey) 
California, C. K, Eishcr (Augnist): Heavily infested pile of peach pits in 
a fallo\iT field in Eresno Coruitj’’,, great nunhors of the insects heing 
present 2 or 3 inches hcncath the dry surface of the pile. Fallen 
peo-Ches end figs nearly also attacked, 
PEAR 
PEAR PSYLLA ( Psylla pyricola Poerst,) 
ITevr York, IT,. Y, State Coll, Agr, Hews Letter (Au-pist ll): In Orleans County 
tronendous nu:.iDors of eggs present and flies still active, 
Ha.shin.-ton. J, F. Cooper (August 8): Adults taken from property near Sllens- 
hurg, Kittitas County, (Let, hy P, H, Onan, ) 
Oregon, J, F, Cooper (Au.gust 27): Specinen collected in Unatilla County, 
(Let, hy P, H, Onan.) 
PSjiR SLUG ( Ca-liroa ccra.si L,) 
Utah, G, F, Enov/lton (August 23): Injuring ha.v/thorne foliage at Coal- 
ville in Sunni t Coun ty. 
Hyoning, R. T. Snipes (Au.gust 6): Danage to nursery stock pear and plun 
trees at Casper and Cheyenne hy the pear slug has he on slight, 
CUIUhllTT 
CURFAiTT FRUITFLY ( Epochra cano-densis Loew) 
Utah, G, F, Knowlton (August l4): Infested 18 percent of the hlo-ck currants 
on hushes exanined at Hooper, 
GRfiJE 
GRj.\PE LEAEIIOPPER ( Ery thr onour a cones Say) 
Hew York. F, Z, Hartzcll (Au.gu.st 26): Much loss nunorous in Chautauqua 
and Eric Grape Bolt than last year, 
Tennessee, G. M. Bentley (Augu.st 25): Second hrood was doing considcrahle 
danage in a large vineyard in Sevier County on August 11, 
Hchra-ska,. 0, S, Bare (August 13)* Infestations v/ero reported on v/ild gra.pc 
in Sheridan County on July l6 and on v/oodhine in Hheeler County on 
Augiust 6, 
