The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-02-09
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Get your valentines ready.
Received, 8; discharged. f.
=. Leornadus - is back to his old post.
Mr.. T. w. Alexander has again become
gnard of the institution
The Thresher company is to build about
twenty IA II. p. saltwater Engines.
The Irvine factory turned out 10. oO0 pounds
Of Irvine during the week ending February.
Mr.. James f. Beleare has accepted the posi-
ton of foreman of the ThreSher company IS paint
shop.
Guard Carlgren has been placed on duty at
the main gate pending Guard Flannery's alb
seAce
Last Thursday snow storm was the livelieSt
Attle affair of the kind that has visited here this
season.
One of our third termers - remarked to us
last Sunday that he is at last convinced of the
errors of his ways.
The extraordinary cold weather. and the
ssperabundance of snow last week. delayed our
letters considerably.
Newcomers will please remember that THE
MIRROR publishes all communications suitable
10 it's circumstances.
The storekeeper received four bolts or about
lM yards. of the cloth which is to be used for
The second grade men.
Guard Flannery had a leave of absence
sFanted him, in order to visit his daughter in
Nebraska who is quite ill.
Guard White has been transferred to the
psint shop vice Guard Crandall who is now do
nag duty at the main gate
Mayor j. G. McAdams and Mrs. McAdams
q East Grand Forks Mimi, shown the
prison by Deputy Lemon.
Statement of population Feb. s: Working
FOR Thresher Co., $50: working for state 1914; sick
and infirm, 6. Total population. 800.
Warden A. w. MalmbOrg of the State House
q Correction at Marquette. l.. s., Mich. has sent
7HR MIRROR six months subscription.
The superintendent at the Irvine factory is
making certain changes i'm the machinery which
will increase the daily output of Irvine to about
twelve hundred pounds.
City editor II. w. Grmmer of the ST. Cloud
JSNndlPrcss was visitor to our sanctum last
Thursday. He was exceedingly pleased with
the way THE MIRROR was conducted
Deputy sherifs RUDE Clewett and Frank F.
ward of Ramsey and Hennepin counties. and
sheriff w. j. Glenn of Blue Earth county paid
short visits to this institution during the past
week.
We will state for the benefit of those who
are anxious to know, and have no opportunity to
make personal inquiry, that the Pierian Circle
Is in healthy condition. Chautauqua never
"bNSts.''
Captain Dunn, president of board of
managers introduced us to Mr.. Geo. w. Eckles
who is connected with the Hotel Ryan at st.
Paul His hearty shake of the hand was inst
what needed.
The board of prison managers held their
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday. Doctors
saline and Merrill we're appointed by the board
te examine one of the inmates who has shown
marked symptoms of insanity.
We have received a letter from former
resident of our home here. in which he says:
"There has been one OF those genuine Dakota
zephyrs rolling over the prairie. One is
frozen. and one of my cheeks is sore. | am
becoming accmated.''
Prisoners received as follows: R0ms,u Co..
for grand larceny in I'd degree. 3 years; . for
grand larceny in 1st degree. ) years each. Blue
Earth Co.. for murder lst degree. life. Hen
,tcpin Co.. 2 for grand larceny I'd degree and II
months. respectively.
Guards Forester and McFall have gone off
~ daming eXpeditiOn-that is to say Guard
McFall built a dam, in 1872 in the vicinity of
Guard Forrester's father-in-law's property and
a lawsuit has been started about it as that gen.
teman's lands. houses, etc, have been flooded
completely. We have been unable to learn if
&uard McFall is to foot up the bill for damages
- not.