The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-12-22
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Population, $50.
Christmas next Sunday.
Received, IA; discharged. 4.
The earnings of our prison for the month Of
November amounted to $4.655.5O.
Two members of our choir were on a strike
last Sunday-striking for the right key.
Our street commissioners cap is dandy.
No fear of his ears getting frozen this winter.
The new bread trays. that are now used in
the dining room, are far superior to the old ones.
j. F. Strawn. U. S. Marshall of the Northern
District of the State of Mississippi was visitor
this week.
-Earnie, the young man that knows all about
"purps,' is now working like a beaver at Char
lie Berdwell's office.
We are indebted to Guard Crandall for the
Souvenir Edition of the Chattanooga Times
published at Chattanooga. Tenn.
Statement of population Dec. p: Working
for Thresher Co., 100; working for state. l66; sick
and infrm, 4. Total population. $40.
Capt. May and Sergeant Forester will
get their reward in heaven if notion earth for the
missionary work they performed last Sunday
Speaking of the bottled mustard that we now
use on our tables, one of the boys says that It's
the finest "myonOse" sauce he ever tasted in his
life.
What kind of pie will you have on Christmas.
nince or apple? Wen have both. All, but you
are departing from the subject. says Steward
Benner.
The pastoral staff made by Eugene, is worthy
to be placed on exhibition. The carving on it
has called forth much praise from everyone who
has seen the work.
We have placed on our list of subscribers the
well-knOwn name of Sheriff C. w. Odell of Kan
aiyohi county who will receive THE MIRROR for
the next twelve months.
THE MIRROIt'S contributors will in the fu-
tRre hand their copy to Capt Cayou instead of
throwing it in the exchange box. 1t saves
great deal of time by so'dong
We are glad to hear that a telephone has
been placed in the Elliott House. We can now
communicate with Mr.. Elliott direct, and tell him
that our steak is by far too rare for our good
If Engineer Jones will step into the cell
house, and inquire for the thermometer which is
daily marking $50 to 20 degrees and 20 to $50 de-
grees, he will hear something to his advantage
The writing paper that was dealt out to us
last Sunday, will be the size which is to be used
IN the future for the correspondence of the pris-
sners Let the ''kickers'' now sing So for
pansy blossom
-Sheriffs H. NJ. Richardson, c. n. Stewart,
Reuben Clewett, j. F. RemOre, j. H. Highland,
Arney Grundysen, C. w. O'Dell, Peter Hilger,
and j. 2. Hammered paid the prison visit dur
ing the past week
Guard Barrett must be base baliist from
way back, Last week, as we marched out of the
bath-hOuSe he Numbered out: Right Field!"
We turned quickly to grasp the hot sphere that
we felt was approaching at the rate of sixty
miles a minute, when caught his eye and the
thought was then given us that his order was
meant for "guide right
We we're agreeably surprised by visit from
the Hon. H. NJ. Richardson, ex-sheriff of Ohm
stead county, and now member of our state
legislature. He was accompanied by Sheriff
Stewart, his successor, and their friend MIR. f.
II. Vine of Rochester. Mr.. Stewart and Mr.
Richardson lost no time in placing on the desk
Of our sanctum two shining dollars which have
gone to swell our subscription Golfers.
Prisoners received during the week as fol-
lows: Ramsey Co. 2-robbery 1st degree and
burglary Sd degree years and years. respec-
lively. Potk Co. assault I'd degree, 2 years.
Scott Co. grand larceny I'd degree. year.
Dakota Co. grand larceny ed degree 10
months. KdndiyOht Co. 1-grand larceny I'd de-
gree, 2years. Lyon Co. 2-both grand larceny
"a degree pa years and rs years, respectively
Stedrns Co. robbery LIST degree, years. Ohm
stead Co. grand larceny I'd degree, and for
gery-l two years and at years sentences.
Oxford. Mississippi for attempting to rob US.
Mail, years.