The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-01-26
LOCAL PICKINGS.

Population. 800.
Discharged. =; received, 9.
And the echo answered. chin Whiskers.''
-"Have your carcass proceedings are in
fashion
200 pounds was last weeks output of
Irvine.
Every loyal Mnnesotan should subscribe for
THE MIRROR.
Did you remit that small. very small. amount
you are Owingu us?
-" Many men of many minds. The members
of our legislature.
Miss Agnes Benner is making short visit
to her father, our steward.
Miss Birdie Filler is now filling the position
of assistant clerk of the prison.
Turnkey Meehan rendered his resignation on
Tuesday. 1t took effect on the same day.
No kicks coming from THE MIRROR this
week, as the contributors have done their duty
1t is days - now with our friend Virginia
Leaf" The fourth proximo will see him again
free man.
Don't forget to show full hand when you
raise it-fOr bread in the dining room. OATS de
law. honey.
Capt. Geo. L. Phippen. passenger agent of
the Northern Pacific r. r.. was a visitor during
the week.
The two elevator shafts in the Irvine factory
are receiving coats of good old fashioned healthy
whtewash
1t seems that a fellow is got to wait pretty
long for light on Sunday mornings. What's
the matter?
-Messrs. White and COnnOrs. guests of Warden
WOlfer, were ushered through the prison by Asst
Deputy GlennOn.
Mr.. p. }. MetzdOrf, a representative of the
Western Supply Co. of st. Paul, visitor to
Eng. Jones on Tuesday.
Engineer Jones is manufacturing another
balling machine for the Irvine factory. Great is
the tribe of Jones. Selah.
Want of space deprives us publishing in this
weeks issue two interesting articles contributed
by friends Sin Bad " and -. F.
Statement OF population Jan. 70: Working
for Thresher Co., lag; working for state. 1861 sick
and infirm. s. Total population. 800.
Guard Barrett is in the sOlitary( doing
duty, Guard Nc Fall in the fire ROOM and Guard
johnson between the gates as turnkey.
Col. Clark Chambers was one of the party
last Thursday who paid THE MIRROR office
visit Mr.. Chambers has entirely recovered from
his illness.
Secretary Hart paid us visit yesterday and
Was accompanied by Mr. c. AmunGsOn of ST.
Peter, a member of the state board of cOrrec-
tons and charities.
Chief of Police Garvin brought over as visit
Ors to the prison Chief of Detectives J. c. Nc
CHM, Supt. G. NJ. Weber of the PinkertOn agency
in st. Paul and DR.. X. s. Bole.
The boys are requested not to DESTROY their
MIRRORS when through reading them as we
desire to send them to the prisoners of other
states who will gladly receive and appreciate
them.
Mr.. l.. l.. Brewster. one of the leading farm
ers of Grant county hOnOred our office with
visit. Mr. Brewster gave us hearty shake of
the hand and he meant it, too. with a
God bless YOU"
u. $. Marshall j. C. DonOhower, and Sherffs
l.. M JensvOld. James ii. Eye. Chas. b. Hill. ac-
cOmpanied by A. E. DObner and Mr. Baker of
MOOrhead and Deputy Rube Clewett. were at
the prison during the week.
Uncle Sam sent two bOarders from St
Paul and from Fort Meade, S. d. The former
gentlemen will spend years and month, each,
for iTnpersOnatiOn and selling liquor to Indians:
the soier" boy years for violation of war ar
tcIes.
Those decrept tin gOndolas. which at one
time were used to carry food in, are no more
They were slowed away this week by the boys in
the store rOOm-Sandy delivering the customary
valedctory address while the ceremony was be-
ing performed.