The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-10-20
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Received, 4; discharged 8.
There was one man received from the asy-
lum.
Our advice to Steward Hall is to keep away
from that polar bear.
Did you use your smoked glass to-day on that
partial eclipse of the sun?
MIR. Frank DensmOre, of the Thresher COM
pany, will spend few days in Chicago.
Mr.. J. A. Market of Chicago, accompanied
by Reporter NelsOn paid us visit last Monday.
Mr.. F. A. Feare, who is connected with the
Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel, was visitor to our
Office On Monday.
The Irvine factory is booming along. There
has been no drawbacks, and the output at pres
ent is about $500 pounds per day.
Statement of population Oct 10: Working
for Thresher Co., 1874; working for state, 167; sick
and infirm. Z. Total population 3OS.
That beard that our lawyer is raising is a ter
ror. No wonder the boys felt "rOcky'' last Sun
day when they tried to sing in unison.
Sheriff Bailey of WinOna brought in three
men, for robbery in the 3d. degree, Is months
each; for assault, Cd. degree, years.
Mr.. Frank Hemstreet, connected with the
draughting department of the Thresher COM
pany, has gone to Chicago to spend his vacation
Guard Murphy is a happy, happy papa. The
boy weighed twelve pounds, and he passed
around the cigars-that is to say Guard Murphy
did.
That high fence formerly on the north wall
was torn down last week. 1t was an eye-sOre
any way as it did not blend with the surround
ingS.
Mr. Jaf1i IF
corted through the prison by Alderman Sutton
Mr.. Latin is a well known engineer on the 500 "
road.
-Clinkity-clink-bing- That was AL
derman SuttOns dollar renewing his subscription
to THE MIRROR. Did we hear shy one saw
me toO?''
Deputy Lemon spent a few days in Chicago
last week. He was very much pleased with the
present appearance of the city in its great prepa-
ration for the worlds fair.
Another man has been added to the roster of
the tailor shop. and things are now hummin
OF first grade suits they are-Great JOsephus! we
have lost our memorandum.
Our "devil" wants us to write his obituary
when he departs for the happy hunting grounds
Well, here she goes in advance: HE has gone
to join the PlutOnan majority
A valuable book on How to raise Dogs -
has disappeared in very mysterious way from
the machine shop. No questions will be asked
if returned to the owner, Foreman Bronson
Last week we stated that the dining hall
would be ready for us to-day, but as the china
Dishes ETC., have not been received as vet it will
be week before we can eat our first hash there
Steward Benner returned on Monday. He
was at Custer Park, ILL.,, for two days. and met in
reunion the sixty surviving members of the old
4th. Illinois Cavalry of which he was a member
during the war.
~ have fried fish whats that?), lovely
bread, cocoa and milk Julius Cesar!), sliced
supper" Yes, that's what they wrote us from
home. boys. Slow curtain, please. Thanks.
His royal nibs, the bOOk-keeper and general
hustler in the stOre-rOOm, has removed his desk
from the N. E. by N. by S. W. by S. corner of the
department into the other room. The beautiful
silver cup, which graces his DESK was presented
by a dear friend, and shows how much he is APP
preciated.
Here's hummer for us-a problem sent in
by Supt. HanlOn: An aged farmer having $50
melons sent his three sons to the market to dis
pose of them. To the first he gave Is melons, to
the second 80, and to the third IS. They were to
sell at the same price, and all were to have the
same amount of money when they returned.
What is the answer?
OMAN is ninety per cent. water, he
d. - l. I