The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-08-02

carload OF N0OTdSkd ucllp IIOM rAOIAoAAO, ="
3D., was received at the prison Irvine shops, unk
lturday. MO-
Keeper Forester of the Irvine shops spent lar'
lnday with his family in st. Paul. returning !" =
onday noon. IVY
Keeper Westergreen of the boiler shop spent can
lnday with friends and reltives at Marine, Tn,
is former home. enc
The new east end wall of the prison foundry "A
as finished yesterday and presents neat and W.
did appearance. W.
Usher, Kenyon was on the sick list Tuesday,
eing confined to his home by severe attack OF
holera morbus.
The Board of Prison Managers will hold their {
ocular monthly meeting in the wardens once 7
ext Tuesday, August 9TH. We
Night Solitaire Keeper Goldsmith does not =
lain to be much of Splinter, but he got there r.
IL the same-after the fire was out.
Keeper Orff is absent on a ten days vacation e.,
yapt, TAYLOR in the meantime, is filling the for
ner's position in the soft wood shop. ,
Night Gate Keeper Lund returned Saturday ~
evening after ten days vacation visiting friends
Ind relatives at his old home at Alexandria.
Keeper Barrett of machine shop No. was te
among those who attended the last sad
.ites of the late jeremiah Donavan, Monday. -
Clerk E. A. O'Brien is delegate to the Ma d.
tional Convention of the c. T. A. U. which is
being held in st. Paul during the present week. "
Rev. c. A. Cressy of the M. E. church of this II
city, occupied the pulpit in our prison chapel last
Sunday morning, preaching very interesting 6,
and instructive sermon. H
The inmate sending THE MIRROR to Emma
Wilberton. Troy, New York, will please cease d
sending same, as the party to whom it is thus "
addressed is not there.
Foreman Quincy of the foundry enjoyed an RI
Involuntary bath Saturday evening by coming in n
contact with the hose at the time of the brief
blaze in his department.
Mr.. Joseph Wolfe, Stillwater's popular brewer a
in company with Supt. Hanlon and other friends
paid the prison visit Monday, making THE
MIRROR Office pleasant call. c
The state whitewashers 1--WE refer to those
within the walls) are giving the prison shops
fresh coat OF whitewash. They reached and
finished the wagon shop Saturday.
The state plumbers under the supervision OF
Engineer Jones has fitted a complete set OF
steam pipes Oh Glc CWO IOOlS duJOluluS VIII PAsS-
on Irvine shops during the past week.
Chaplain j. H. Albert and wife with party of
friends have established camp at Mahtomedia :
where they will enjoy the luxuries of "gypsey
life" for at least couple of weeks
Received, Three: July 9th, one from st. Louis
county. forgery second degree, reformatory plan.
july 2Sth two from U. s. District Court st. Paul
selling liquor to Indians, thirteen months each.
| Cell House Keeper Alexander has transferred
all the Third Graders to the heretofore unoccu-
pied cells on the west side of the cell building,
| where our striped brethren will in the future
| reside.
| Harvesting throughout the state being pretty
we'll advanced Irvine shipment for the present
season has ceased, with the exception of a few
small orders which are being promptly filled as
they come in.
Mr. F. +. Satterlee of Minneapolis and Mr..
Chas. A. Parker of Chicago, in company with
Engineer Jones viewed the several departments
of this institution yesterday making THE MIR
ROR pleasant call.
Johnny Keyes, who for several weeks past has
been filling the position of shipping clerk for the
prison Irvine shops, ceased his labOrs in that
direction Saturday, owing to the fact that the
shipping season for binding Irvine is about over
Mr. l.. E. Conner of Plymouth, Ind, in CON-
pany with Mrs. E. r. johnson. of Quincy. Ill.,
and Mrs. Clara Gish of this city, viewed the
several departments of this institution Thursday
, afternoon last, making THE MIRROR office
pleasant call.
, Mr. O. H. P. Shively, Secretary and Treasurer
, of the Nebraska Binder Irvine Company, of Ere
: mont, Neb., in company with Supt. Hanlon,
+, looked over our Irvine plant and other depart
: ments Of the prison last Thursday afternoon,
t making a pleasant call at our office.
Warden Wolfer returned Friday morning from
trip through the northern part of the state in
the interest of the prison binder Irvine. He re-
ports that crops in that part of the country are
!. practically ruined by the drouth. which has
apparently been widespread.
Edward B. Strauss, Chas. A. Herpech and Gus
Ludwig of Minneapolis, with Mrs. ). Rose OF
St. Paul, Mrs. H. C. Seesel of Memphis, Tenn,
=, and Mrs Goldsmith and daughter Of this city, in
company with Keeper Goldsmith paid the prison
visit yesterday afternoon, making THE MIR
a ROR office pleasant call.
Owing to the ceaseless flow of water from the
in spring, struck while blasting out the ice caves
nt last winter, the ice packed therein did not keep
a. as we'll as was expected. heavy plank floor
ri will be placed therein the coming season, afford
an ing unrestricted drainage beneath, thus insurng
a. the safety of our ice crop.
~ Following are the grade changes for the week
Ill ending Wednesday August 1st, 1894
k First Second Third
tie Thursday .312 ..........175. ..........14
IS Friday. 81 .........'.i2
% SATURDAY. ~ BE-. 49, 10
ne Sunday 312 ...... 49, 10
of Monday sl2 1 174 10
We Tuesday: 81 10 20
WedneSday,... 81 .173... 10
Inmates sending The MIRROR to their TRENDS