The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-08-17
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

-Paroed. 4.
None received.
Population. 421.
The paint shop is being thoroughly white
washed inside.
Mark Tapley never experienced prison dis
ciplinary trif1es.
When man marries maiden has he made
mistaken union.
is the barber necessarily in a hurry when he
makes short cut.
Officer Stilkey started Monday for holiday
to rest and to recuperate.
The setting up shop was abandoned to the
whitewash brigade last Saturday.
New second grade suits are being rapidly
turned out by the state tailoring force.
Dir. Kinney is doing duty at sick-call at pres
ent for DR.. Merrill, who is on his vacation.
The editor is pleased to know that the flies
are already consulting the weather bureau as to
early frosts.
Officer Barrett's brother has returned to his
home on Kayak Island near Sitka, Alaska; he is
trading there.
Mrs. NIcCluer of saltwater is interesting her.
self in collecting flowers for the benefit of the
female prisoners
We are informed in confidence that the heavi-
est burden of the third grade was the deprivation
of THE MIRROR.
The state painter not satisfied with the wood
en- leg he found in the store-room, came back
for leather fingers.
The cells are to receive a weekly scrubbing.
"Barkis is willin'' as long as his slippers are
kept out of his water jar.
The widow and family of Officer JarchOw,
once guard of this prison, paid THE MIRROR
Office and prison visit Tuesday.
What you do only hurts yourself as a rule;
but what you do not as you ought to spreads its
injurious effects in many directions.
-Cell-hOuse Court is to be repaved throughout
with side walks on both sides and a walk across
to the store-room from the dollhouse.
Statement of population Aug. 16: Working
for Thresher Co., POI; working for State, 21s;
sick and infirm.7. Total population, 421.
The prison BARRIERS are not supplied with
fans to keep the flies off simply because fancy
shaving is not cOuntenanced by the state.
The long hours without exercise that some
of the shop officers put in day after day is not
conducive to good health or an active liver.
Steward Benner has a new clerk. He was
formerly in THE MIRROR office. He will again
get chance at pie and perhaps get fat take
new and then.
The stOre-rOom received 29e yards of second
grade cloth Friday and the whole tailor force
were set to preparing for an exodus from the
third grade suits.
The dollhouse chief barber has to go out to
the front Saturday evening now to help shave
no + ic fine for
kers as we'll as corn.
Silence and solitude were two of the potent
factors in the lives of ancient seekers after the
>eliXir of life. Let us use them to find the true
elixir of everlasting life.
DIR T. C. Clark was elected chairman of the
literary committee of the Association of Military
Surgeons of the United States, at the recent
medical congress held in Chicago.
was not an unusual event. 1t came when no one
was around and gained some head usually it is
dashed out by pail or two of water.
BE sure your right then go ahead'
BY our great soldier once was said.
With that assurance don't consult
The actions outcome or result.
why is vessel at sea like an unfortunate
Irish woman" said the smile provOker the other
evening. Upon giving it up, we awakened to the
sad fact that she was always leaving wake.
Officer Stilkey was heard to say that the new
looking glasses received into the store-room
Friday would cause "yOu to see yourself as
others see you" Such mirrors would indeed be
valuable if the reflection were studied and taken
to heart.