The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-10-05
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Population. Az.
Discharged, one.
Must dis-cur-sive speaker be necessarily
dog-matic?
The two outside guard-houses are being fit
ted with steam heat.
When rabbit runs out from a brush pile
can it be called live issue?
Are the bawls of child with the collie con-
nected with 1.-THE music of the spheres?''
Katie begs leave to say that she and the ba-
bies are doing well; four boys and four girls.
The Board of Managers met Wednesday,; let
the contract and transacted routine business.
Chaplain Albert has been elected vice-presi-
dent of the Minnesota Congregational Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Sullivan of the sheet iron shop went off
to Eau Claire, Wis.,. Monday, to attend trial in
court.
The whitewashers are regular gluttons they
have attacked the fire room sheds with their
brushes
Six men, with terms ranging from two to six
years were parOed by the Board of Managers
Wednesday.
A new mail carrier is appointed to bring THE
MIRRORS mail. He is was assistant basso in the
prison choir.
There are one hundred and fourty-two appli-
cants for opportunities to study when the night
school opens.
In this establishment, it is we'll to remember,
conversation means turning together-into a
lower grade.
Received: Two. Hennepin Co., forgery Sec
ond degree two years, grand larceny second de-
gree, IS months.
-Jims successor to the chair of tonsorial art
has recovered his delicacy of touch and put the
editor through in fine Shape.
ALI those who had a hand in laying the new
water pipes to the lake are to be congratulated
on the completion of the job.
The state glazier around Tuesday to see
if any broken lights of glass wanted replacing
1t is we'll to take time by the fOrelOck.
Thirteen carloads of hemp have been re-
ceived from different states. 1t has kept the
twine shop boys busy getting it stored
Monday, being nice balmy summer day. the
state barber was seen giving one of the engine
room boys hair cut on the main street.
One of our contributors who has not the fe-
city of gyratng in the Perian circle will persist
in speaking of them as the Chau-talkers.
Statement of population Oct. 4: Working
for Thresher Co.. 1893; working for State 219;
sick and infirm, 5. Total population, Az.
We may still continue to read, mark, learn
and inwardly digest all that's Readable in the
library from number 1884 to 1890 inclusive.
When asked how was business, one of the
BARRIERS replied, ooh smooth, smooth!'' We rath-
er supposed it was more smoothing than smooth.
The foundry was a whrling mass of dust
Monday. Some of the whitewash brigade were
the cause and general cleaning up the reason.
1t is possible that some of the sheep cast out
from the prison library fold may be found not
quite so Black as first appearances made
them.
Omnibus subject for next week. A Trade for
Oct.12th, Is Marriage a Failure; for Oct 10Th.
The Attraction of Cities. for Oct. 26, Death and
Beyond.
I. n. Mcclellan who went hence only month
ago is in prison at Staples. Mimi, awaiting the
grand jury'S action on an assault he committed
last week.
Fathers Chareyre and SOentgerath of st
Thomas seminary st. Paul, accompanied Father
Durand of Saltwater and the Asst. Deputy to
our office Monday.
There are six vacancies in the Chatauuua cir
cle Those desiring the advantages of its course
need not be college graduates, and should send
in their names at once.
The Thresher Co., will continue to do bust
ness at the old stand. The contract is let to
them for two years at the old terms and they are