The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-03-23
LOCAL. PICKINGS.

Population, 1913.
Received, Q. No one discharged,
Get your Easter eggs from Steward Benner.
1000 biscuits are supplied to the men every
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dagh We're guests of
Engineer Jones Sunday.
For the six months, ending February 2S the
monthly average of prisoners in this prison was
317.
Col. Chambers our prison agent. interviewed
paroles.
Guard Forester was summoned home by
telegraph Tuesday on account of the illness of
Mrs. Forester.
Mr.. A. Heglen who is making the excelsior
mattresses, says that he is trying to deliver the
entire lot this week.
The months that have 81 days are called the
"growler months" by some of the boys 1t does
sound kind of pat, don't it?
-Mesdames Day. Peterson, Smith. and Sinclair
Of Fairmont visited THE MIRROR office on
Thursday as guests of Senator Day.
j. Pluvius is the best street cleaner that we
have after all. SO let him descend to wash away
the balance of the snow in our yard
Statement of population March %: Working
for Thresher Co.. 1872 working for state, 1853; sick
and infirm, 8, Total population, 1913.
The numerous friends of Alderman John
Sutton congratulate him on his reappointment of
deputy Inspector of boilers of this district.
The Gazette says that the South saltwater
brass band a new organization. is spoken of as
furnishing excellent music. Keep them away.
Guard Lester Bordwell's daughter Celia has
been seriously ill, and is still suffering from what
is supposed to be attacks of neuralgia of the
heart.
Usher Kenyon is now wearing a black silk
skull-cap. Such solemn head gear makes a
fellow almost say don,in,ts rObisc,tm or req,icscat
n, pace.
There is one golden quality that man pos
sesses,' said an official to referring to keep
CT; "he never speaks i'll of any man.. Golden
quality indeed!
All the activities of the prison were carried
on as usual during the past week, and the genial
weather exercised pleasing influence upon the
spirits of the prisoners.
New Man: Twill you please hand me cup
Of coffee with milk and sugar?" And the night
guard IN accents sweet answered W1Cil the Ola
chestnut. IN see about it,
Deputy Sheriff H. r. Armstrong of Duluth,
and Sheriffs Leon HOude of Morrison county
and j. C. Thorn of Mobiles county were visitors
at the prison this week.
George has been elevated to the position of
right bower in StOrekeeper Stilkey's department.
His beautiful form adorns "SandyS" old stool
with the dignity of a DOnnelly.
Deputy Lemon is still suffering from the eff
fects of his recent illness. He complains of
shooting pains one side of his face which are
ut times anything but pleasant.
u. S. Marshal j. c. Donahower brought in
two prisoners from the U. S. Court for selling
liquor to Indians. They will enjoy our balmy
breeZes for year and months each.
The old friend of THE MIRROR. Mr. h. judd
son of st. Paul, accompanied by Hon. X. T. Sadley
and the Misses Sadey of Princeton. were escorted
through the prison by Warden Wolfer.
Mr.. Charles F. Kilgore. foreman of the pat
tern department of the Thresher company sent
in his resignation on the 18th. We understand
that Charlie has got "yOb' in Minneapolis.
The latest Geographic information received
from Guard McIntire's post reads: THE assault
made by Mclntire on a particular rib of pork,
from particular bean pot, is correct He will
survive
Editors are noted for being invulnerable-at
least. so thought Foreman Jerry Sullivan when
he triedtO explain to the number of revolutions
that his pet grindstOne was at the moment MAX
ing. A crOwbar stood near by-ten thousand
suppressed but the editor walked oft
anscathed from the fiery furnace.