The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-09-28
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

-TOpuldIlOu. III.
Discharged. six.
Irvine shop No. 2 got rid of the whitewash-
ers Monday noon.
Asst. Usher johnson acts as steward during
Mr.. BeLner's absence.
Received. one, Sept. %, Crow Wing Co.,
murder end degree, life.
Captain Hall resumed his duties last Satur-
day night much refreshed.
Omnibus subject for next week. The Crea-
ton; for Oct. 5th, A Trade.
The prison orchestra will not now be so noisy.
We are deprived of our only Drum
The tailor shop has been toned up by some
deft touches from the state painters brush.
Engineer Jones expects to be through with
the pipe laying business to-day if he plays in luck.
The state blacksmith made two strong steel
chain-tongs for handling heavy pipe, Wednes-
day.
Chaplain Albert was around the galleries
Monday evening, leaving word of cheer here
and there.
The graft of skin on the badly burned foot
did not take but it is steadily skinning over in
good shape.
Asst. Deputy GlennOn went off Monday night
to Chicago to spend his holiday taking in the
Worlds Fair sights.
Officer Bordwell of Irvine shop No 1 says
whitewashing may be a cleansing process but
that it is mighty upsetting.
Mr.. Plaster of the paint shop was taking a
brisk walk round his spacious domain, Wednes-
day morning, as comforter
The laying of the water-pipe from the engine
number of worrying mishaps.
Many a shiverng mortal uttered quiet
"thank yOu'' when the steam was turned on in
the dollhouse last Sunday evening.
Statement of population Sept q: Working
for Thresher Co.. 1872; working for State. 800;
sick and infirm, 5. Total population. All.
Mr.. Emerson of the blacksmith shop evil
IDENTIFY stands in with the steam boss. His snug
cry is indeed snug these chilly mornings.
Mrs. Clara Gish and her musical class gave
an entertainment on the outside last Monday for
the benefit of the Kings Daughters mission.
Officer Austin has his hands full this week
as the men laid off in Irvine shop No. 1, owing to
whitewaShing. are up in his domains handling
hemp.
If any of our readers have any very old back
editor by leaving them with the captain of the
dollhouse for him.
Editor EastOn of the Saltwater Gazette, and
Willard S. Whitmore of Washington. D. c., were
shown through our Office last Tuesday by
Chief Clerk O'Brien.
Mr.. John f. NOrrish of the Board OF Man
ayers called upon THE MIRROR Monday escort
ing Miss Gertrude Norrish of Hastings, and Miss
Laura Dawson of st. Paul.
Capt. Alexander gave The MIRROR office
call Tuesday accompanied by his wife and
daughter. and Mrs. Churchill, daughter and
sons, from Portland Oregon.
The smile provOker evolved the following:
us the destruction of an idol gOd-s-end?" He
has been under the weather of late but from this
it is evident that Richard is himself again!''
The editor, in his struggles to pronounce
some of the names of speakers at the religious
congress at Chicago, so put his jaw out of gear
as to require blister to restore it to normal
condition.
Readers of THE MIRROR who have no par
ticular use for their first-casS magazines will
know by this item that the editor of THE MIR
ROR can make good use of them among his con-
tributOrs.
Last Thursday the state plumber and gang
OF ten men were out till 23O A. NJ. laying the new
water main pipes under the railroad tracks
The deputy himself was in command and found
it was ticklish job as the tunnel was drive n
from both sides without snoring and the pipes
hauled through and laid. The deputy stuck it
all out, and says the men worked fast, cheerfully
and we'll