The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1892-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LOCAL PICKINGS.

Secretary Hart visitor last Friday.
Foreman Sullivan has bought Felix's house
and lot
Warden VOTERS family arrived Thursday
morning
the past week.
The Board Of Managers held their regular
monthly meeting last Thursday.
Our photo-artist is becoming quite an expert
as some of his latest pictures testify.
One of this weeks arrivals is anything but
fresh fish, having been here three or four times
before.
Mrs. Eliza H. Walker. of Madison. Wis. has
been visiting her daughterin.law, our matron, for
a few days.
The prison is a very noisy place. but we do
not realize how noisy it really is until all the
chinery stops at once
Statement of population July 10: Working
for Thresher Co.. 149; working for state 179; sick
and nfrm. s. Total population. 1856.
Guard stlkey returned Friday from his vaca.
ton. He captured a subscription while away
from Capt. Matt Marvin Of Winona.
-Greenleaf Dorr, who recently a guard
here, lost four fingers of his right hand the other
day in one of the saltwater sawmills.
The roof of the dollhouse is receiving fresh
coat of paint. Our contributor ought to do some
lofty thinking While working up there.
Mr.. John O'Brien, Of saltwater. and Mr.. A. B.
Sibley Mrs. McLuth and Miss L. OBrien, of ST.
Paul, were visitors in the prison last Thursday.
The thresher company has issued orders for
the manufacture of so separators. This
means that the crop prospects are Frightening up.
"A handsome new hose house is now in course
of construction near the northwest corner of the
cellbuilding. 1t will be about lOxl6 feet square.
Deputy Sheriff w. ]. Bates brought three
prisoners down from Duluth Monday. One will
serve five years and the other two will serve fiji.
teen months each.
The librarian desires to call the attention of
new men TO the rule that they must put on their
library slips the numbers Of the books they want
instead of the titles.
Hon. N. c. Ross for twenty years general soic-
itor of the Pan Handle R. R. Co. of Logansport Ind
spent the Sabbath with u.s. The gentleman spent
the Fourth of July here two years ago.
The wall. builders have a nice warm place to
work. There is nothing like getting used to a
thing. it will make it come kind of natural when
you journey to that land that is hotter than this.
That was outrageous noise they were max
ing in the engine room Sunday afternoon. This
community ought to get up remonstrance
against pumping out cisterns the Sabbath day.
DO not write anything more than the address,
and your name if you wish the papers you
wish mailed to your friends. More than this is
not only contrary to the prison rules but the postal
laws we'll.
Mr.. John O Bren was looking over the Irvine
factory yesterday. He took out a load of the
Irvine the other day and he says that in every test
our hemp Irvine proved stronger than either sisal
manila twine.
Mr.. ]. P. Butterfeld, of Chicago. shown
the prison Saturday by Guard McIntire. They
called at THE MIRROR Office where MIR. Butter.
field subscribed for our paper, which will help TO
make life pleasant for him in the Windy City.
Gushing F. and Douglas Wright, sons of
Mayor Wright of st. Paul. and Masters ]. C. and
Sherman OGorman. of saltwater, we're received
in the prison Saturday. But after giving them a
walking lecture on the prison. Deputy Lemon let
them 60 free.