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Vfeekly News Letter, N.Y. State College of Agr., August 5: 
The Mexican bean beetle is doing much damage in isolated 
s-pots in Chautauqua County. 
T. J. Headlee (August 1): The Mexican bean beetle is moder- 
ately abundant and damage is heavy in some places. 
T. L. Guyton (August 21): *ound ?11 over the State. We 
do not have a record of its occurrence in Pike and "ayne 
Counties, but I strongly believe it is present in both those 
counties. 
P. D. Sanders (August 22): This insect is moderately abun- 
dant . 
L. M. Peairs (August 22): Moderately abundant, but less 
than usual, at Morgan town. 
Z. P. Metcalf (August): Eeported as very abundant over the 
whole State as -reported by C. H. Brannon. 
M. H. Brunson (August 29): This insect is unusually de- 
structive over the entire area affected. 
C. H. Erannon (August 20;: Adult specimens received from 
Pamlico County. 
0. I. Snapp (August IS): Practically every patch of beans 
in Fort Valley has been seriously damaged. It has also 
caused considerable damage to the bean crop in Meriwether 
County. 
1. " : . Mendenhall (July 21): There have been severe attacks 
in Columbus and vicinity. These do not seem general, but 
here and there some patches have beer totally destroyed. 
J. J. Davis (August 27): Although reported destructive in 
several localities in southern Indiana, no new localities 
were recorded. 
H. 7. Earned (August 02): Serious injury to garden beans 
has been reported from Tippah, Benton, Itawamba, Alcorn, and 
Lee Counties. Soy beans at Corinth were also seriously in- 
jured. (August 38): Found in the following new localities: 
Hatley, Old Athens, '>uincy, and Splunge by M. R. Smith ^nd 
J. C. Earris. 
.7. A. Puffin (August 26): Moderately abundant at Auburn. 
H. J. Pack (July 27): This insect is moderately abundant 
in the southern part of th« St! te. 
