The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-01-19
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Received, 1; discharged. 8.
Last Tuesday was pay day.
Glorious Minnesota weather
One Of the boys was paroled last week
The cold snap is making everybody hustle.
Visit du sauerkraut haben. Herr Benner?
How why you, Jack Frost. Whew! CLOSE
THAT DOOR.
Many of the guards complain of being under
the weather.
Guard Goldsmith is still suffering with neu-
ralgia in his eye"
The health of the prison was never better
than at the present time.
The boss of the messroom says he has "only
got four months" 'Rah!
BE CAREFUL to sign your full name to your
etters or they will not be mailed.
The Thresher company expects to do larger
business this season than ever before.
Guard John S. May is back at his post after
e0nQuering a severe cold of five days duration.
Editor Neumeir, of the St Croi1 Post, ac-
eempanied by friend, visited the prison Tues
day.
Editor John r. Mullen of the Lltc1lfeld Sat
awdoy Reo;eW was visitor to the prison yester-
day.
"A fellow in prison gets awfully behind the
times. We have never heard "Ta-rarra boom
ae-ay.''
We are ready to give up a months pay if
Speck of dirt can be found around the cellreom.
Oa(n)you?
-Supt. Hanlon is at present confined to his
house suffering, we understand. with in1amma-
ton of the glands.
The subject of Chaplain Albert's discourse
last Sunday was well chosen and is worthy of
our deepest consideration.
Honorables A. G. johnson and S. H. Ong-
stad, members of the Legislature, were guests
Of Warden Wolfer Saturday.
Foreman Sullivan of the sheet iron depart
Ment has been suffering with slight attack of
inflammation of the bowels.
Our friend in charge of the wash house has
thoroughly initiated the new assistant into the
mysteries of the washee-washee.
There we're 10000 pounds of Irvine carted to
the stOrehOuse during the past week. The stock
On hand now is 100000 pounds.
1t will be a long time before Mr. Fred Bord-
Well will be able to be about, as the injured knee
still remains in serious condition.
OeoVOAOhs VI PopultIlOu Jdu ~: WOIkluS
for Thresher Co., las; working for state 161; sick
and infirm. 4. Total population. s13.
The prison yard is always well rid of rub
bish. Friend Rose doesn't let the grass grow
under his feet-he is always on the 30.
Deputy Sheriff j. II. Hynes brought in
prisoner from Hennepin county for forgery in
she second degree. Sentence, months.
Clerk O'Brien will have made dollar-in-
theslot-machine to facilitate the receipt of the
numerous subscriptions to THE MIRROR,
Although covered from head to foot with
pfasters OF all sizes and cOors, Guard Frost is
again on tap after three days spell of sickness
at home.
Our contributors are invited to contribute
something for the next issue of THE MIRROR
Scratch your head and see what you can bring
cut besides dandruf.
IMPORTANT. Patients who receive med
1cine from the hospital should see that the empty
bottles. boxes, ETC., are returned to the dspen-
sary on their visits there.
Willie the Penman, the assistant dispenser
OF drugs at the hospital better take unto him.
self quill and show THE MIRROR that he is
able to pay for his board
See here" said Sulli the barber to one of
the boys in the shops, lyon are not allowed to
wear side-whiskers in this place." Gosh, man.
what you take me for anyhow; those hairs are
growing out OF my ears" And then Sulli went.
On two occasions has the assistant barber
tried to bury himself beneath the flagstones of