The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-03-22

sea TO LOU BOrge. care Sup't State Prison. If
there is any claimant of the above letter in this
institution. let him make himself known.
st. Patrick's Day passed very quietly in our
immediate neighbOrhood. Not single case of
drunkenness was visible How many communi-
ties OF an equal population can say the same?
Miss Lillian DAILY and Miss Annie Hamln of
st. Paul. in company with Gatekeeper White
viewed the sights of our prison home Saturday.
making brief call at our sanctum sanctOrum
Received. 4. Two from st. Louis Co.. grand
larceny 2nd degree. IS months each One from
Aitken Co.. grand larceny end degree, year.
one from Goodhue Co., forgery end degree. VI.
deputy Warden Lemon celebrated st. Pat
rick's Day by planting a various assortment of
flower seeds in hot-bed which he has recently
had erected on the south side of the solitary
building.
The pulley attached to the air pump in the
basement under the hardwood shop, gave way
last week. making it necessary to have new pull
ley cast before the pump could again be placed
in working order.
Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer
now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co.. the
most extensive nursery house in the L. s.. have
a vacancy in this section. Write them at Chicago.
ILL.,, for their terms
Mrs. E. A. Cady and Miss Ethel Cady of Eau
Claire. Wis. with Rev. G. A. Cressy and daughter
Alice of this city, in company with Usher Kenyon,
paid the prison visit yesterday, making THE
MIRROR a pleasant call
City Treasurer c. Miller, wife and son. of ST.
Paul were guests of Warden and Mrs Wolfer
Saturday. whom in company with the warden
viewed the industries Of our community, paying
The MIRROR a pleasant call.
The cellroom continues to loom up in great
shape The new door plates are nearly all on.
which. with the new colored back ground upon
the locks for resident numbers" makes a great
and very noticeable Improvement
1t is said that Mrs. Armstrong; our prison
organiSt, will soon remove from this city. We
small regret very much to part with her services
ia the prison chapel. and hope that the rumOr of
her departure may prove untrue.
Any inhabitant of this terrestrial sphere. in
this vicinity. who was not wholly pleased and
fully satisfied with the brightness. beauty and
temperature of st. Patrick's Day. don't belong
on this earth. he should be in heaven
Hon. Clarence Snyder of Ashland, Wis pres
ident of the Wisconsin State Board of Control.
III company with warden WOlfer. inspected the
various departments of this institution last Thurs
day afternoon. making THE MIRROR a brief call
We note from our city contemporaries that
Foreman j. b. Sutton of the engine shops is out
as a full-hedged candidate for legislative honors
this fall. Go in. j. Is. and if THE MIRROR was
not absolutely On-poltica we'd give you our
undivided support.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Roberts and Mrs NJ. +. Jones, of
Minneapolis. uncle and mother Of Asst Clerk
Miss Minnie Jones. in company with the latter
viewed our quiet community. Thursday. calling
at our sanctum. The party We're under the escort
of ASST Deputy GlennOn.
We newspaper men would be happy indeed
if people in general were as easily satisfied with
the latest news as Keeper Goldsmith was last
Friday evening" when he perused the --latest
news' in the columns of a paper eleven years
old upon which some miscellaneous Joker had
pasted a recent date line.
Quite Il number of our prison officials witness
ed the local talent Irish drama ''Shaun Aroon,''
given at the Grand Opera House Saturday night
One and all pronounce it one of the very best
plays ever presented here. The managers of
''Shaun ArOon.' by some unaccountable over
sight, forgot to leave the customary compliment
tary on our desk, hence we did not attend.
The following are the grade changes for the