The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-02-15
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Population 4S7.
Discharged. seven. 1
-Keeper stilkey is now in charge of one Of the !
yard gangs.
Keeper FORESTER spent Sunday at his home
in st. Paul.
"A new assistant baker has been assigned 10
the prison bake shop.
Foreman Hemstreet spent Sunday with
friends in the SANITY City.
The Board of Managers met IN regular
monthly session in the warden's ONCE 1uesoaS'
Steward Benner spent Saturday evening, ana
Sunday at the home of his daughter III M'i'io
spolis.
-Four dozen new mrrOrs-and prison mir
rors too-were received at the store room
Saturday.
-Dr Merrill, went to st. Paul Monday nlSht.
to attend the meeting of the Royal Legion heiu
at Hotel Ryan.
Mr.. Thos. Brusgard, of Brandon, MIMI IN
company with Keeper Stilkey paid the prison
visit Thursday afternoon last
-Supt. Hanlon, of the Irvine shops, alter
several days sickness which confined MIN ~ hi'
home. is again at his post OF duty.
The weeks output of Irvine was stored away
ia the big warehouse. Monday, consisting vi
nearly thirty-fve thousand pounds.
FIG. Macfarland and ladies, OF Minneapolis
in company with Asst. Deputy Glennon' palo
the prison visit last saturday afternoon.
We were among the first in this community
to receive valentine, it reached our eolSoria'
table Tuesday evening. and was just a beauty.
-Keeper Cogan with class of fifteen others
has recently Joined the National Union; an III
surance and social organization formed IN thE
city.
-Eny'r Jones changed all the electric lalhl
sockets in the front office. Saturday Taking VI
the old T. S. sockets and substituting the west
inghouse.
Foreman Hemstreet, is now iull-hedge'
member of the Royal Arcanum, Delns ihl'la'e
into the mysteries of that organization last MOL
day night.
-ExKeeper Capt. W. II. FL. Taylor. is agal
athis home in saltwater, having severed MS COZ
nection with the State Library since the death
his father
The inmate who is addressing THE MIRO
to Mrs. A. Weber. Box No. 100 Minneapon
Mimi, should change the address TO NO. 2o' ''
Street, South.
Mr.. Alex Mclean OF the firm OF Fletcher
Mel Lean of Minneapolis, i'll company Will ouF
Wilson. took in the sights of the prison Iuesda
calling at our office.
Rev. Father Elliott, of the st. Paul Cati
dral. in company with Rev. Father O'brieh pa
unite a number of the boys a visit III the ptls'
cell room, one evening last week.
The prisoner who is sending lHE Mlkk'
te c. S Aiken, 1929 East 7th ST. Duluth Mill
should address the same without NUMBER
street. simply to general delivery.
Morton S. Wilkinson, famous Minnes'
LAWYER and politician died last week. aseo
wears. He was a resident OF Saltwater III Ao'
torial days-TayOrS Falls Journal.
MIR. Frank Baker of Grafton. N d. III &C
nany with cashier A. j. Holm OF the lhfeS
Co maid a visit to the prison yesterday norm
making THE MIRROR pleasant Dali
Several of the boys, were the recipients
valentines yesterday, some OF them very Id
and beautiful. The deputy says lie Sd"
come ill., which it took two men to carry.
DIR. and Mrs. Hall, in company with u
son and daughter and Mrs. Garlic ana MT. 1
sett. of this city, made a tour through the pr
SATURDAY., paying THE MIRROR very pleas
call.
George Copas, who used to be in the Z
pany's setting up shop, was instantly killed
day. while hauling logs at the camp OF Ed
John ON Crooked Creek. Mr.. COpas was br0t
in-law of the Companys cashier. Mr. And