The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-04-06
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Weather superb.
Received 4; discharged, ..
Are you going to the Worlds Fair?
The clock in the dollhouse has been repaired
Guard Orff has been placed on the sick list.
Col. Chambers paid the prison visit last
Thursday.
Steward Benner passed Sunday at his home
in Minneapolis.
Guard Bordwells absence is occasioned by
the serious illness of his daughter.
Guard Gallagher says that the only ball he
attended was the baby's bawl at home.
Asst Deputy GlennOn has moved his Office
to the front room of the Flower Office
Hospital Steward Hall has been doing a COM
Portable business in vaccination buring the past
week.
Miss Shaw. daughter of F. n Shaw of ST.
Paul, and Manager O'Brens three children visit
ed us Tuesday.
Statement of population April 5: Working
for Thresher Co.. 1913; working for state, 1872; sick
and infrm, s. Total population, 1913.
THE MIRROR addressed to Miss Hattie ELS
worth. Minneapolis should be changed from 81
Hennepin Avenue to 10 S. f. Maine st.
-Sheritfs Geo. H. Monroe of Stevens Co.. AL
len MOlSOn of Mower Co., and Reuben Clewett,
Deputy of Ramsey Co., were callers this week.
Two men were transferred from the tailor
shop to the machine-ShOp on account of work be-
ing somewhat slack in the former department.
The following table is the grade report for
the month of April:
First grade; t.................... 1870
Second grade. ....... 116
Third grade. ........... observation-disclosures. II
Mr. Hart Row, of Minneapolis. the state
agent of the National Fire ms. Co., paid the
prison a visit Tuesday. He attends to a part of
the PRISONS insurance.
A fire alarm box, connecting the prison with
the central fire alarm station in the city, has
been placed against the outside wall of the en-
CINE room near the main door. The number of
the box is 10.
Prisoners received during the week: From
Stevens Co.. for murder first degree life MOW-
er Co., for burglary and assault, years; Ram
seq Co., for grand larceny second degree. .
years and years respectively.
The way in which our waiter boys in the
dining room dodge each other in the "aleys,"
when serving the food. carry us back to the days
of the dear old Virginia Reel. By the way, Sieg-
fried will make an excellent leader of German
when he leaves here.
Last week Warden Wofer extended the
cOurtesies of the prison to Mr. H. d. Brown the
senior member of the firm of Brown, Treacy &
Co., of st. Paul Mr.. Brown was visitor to our
sanctum, and was pleased with the way THE
MIRROR was conducted.
Capt. Ben Cayou has military genius of high
order. and last Tuesday he marshaed the entire
dollhouse force. and forming them into compan-
les, regiments and brigades. he put them through
the broom drill" The boys didn't show
much enthusiasm for this kind of drill,
One of the new arrivals was suffering cOnsid-
cradle with an ingrOwing nail and - DOc' Hall
was called upon to Operate - on the man. The
nail was so deeply imbetded in the flesh that it
necessitated using extreme measures, and the
young man had to lose considerable of his blue
blood after the operation was performed. Both
man and nail are doing well.
On account of the press of business the car
penters have been unable to get around to the
dining room to remove from the tables the neces-
sary number of seats in order that more room
can be given to the boys while seated The ex-
pertinent has been tried on couple of the tables
to the satisfaction of the management.
The freight elevator in the Irvine factory
through some mysterious agency broke loose on
Monday from the top floor, and fell with crash
to the bottom. The convict, who runs the same
was reclining on some bales of hemp at the time.
and though falling with the elevator he very
fortunately escaped being injured if not killed.
1t will be sometime yet before the lift I" will
be in running order again.