The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-02-22
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Population 49l.
Discharged. two.
Miss Minnie JONES' spent the Sabbath at her
home in Minneapolis.
Keeper Stlkey was confined to his home
Friday with touch of the grip.
J. S. Vandiver of saltwater. has assumed the
editorial management of the St Paul Saturday
Review.
Secretary I'll. H, Hart. of the State Board of
Charities and Corrections paid visit to this
institution. Friday.
-Chas. Baker, who was recently brought back
from the Rochester asylum, has been re-exam-
ined and re-cOmmitted to that institution.
Photographer j. Kuhn of the city. brought up
his big camera Saturday and took photograph
of the visiting Editorial Association in a body.
The doors, bars and ratings in the prison
cell room are being painted neat sky blue,
which greatly improves the general appearance
of the cell room.
AT the meeting of the Board of Managers
last week. only routine business was transacted;
no paroles were granted nor applications for
parole considered.
Mrs. FORESTER wife of keeper w. G. Forces
ter was registered at the Elliott House. She
came over from her home in st. Paul to spend
the Sabbath visiting her husband.
deputy Lemon has been practicing his old
profession lately. stripping and lettering the state
wagon, thus revealing the fact that he has not
forgotten how to WELD paint brush.
If any of our fraternal brethren who paid
our meat little Office so many pretty cOmpl-
ments Saturday. want to trade shops. we are
ready to swap and no questions asked.
"A. +. Shuler. and f. Dumas. of Minneapolis,
in company with Engineer Jones inspected the
industries of our community, Friday. paying a
pleasant visit to our sanctlim sanctorum.
The State electrician has changed the small
eight-light dynamo from serias to a Shunt-
wound thus enabling them to use from one to
eight lights at a time. as may be desired.
j H. Kruger. of Minneapolis, W. II. Brady
and L. A. Rea. of Iowa. in company with Supt.
G. 4. Wilson, paid this institution visit Thurs
day evening. making THE MIRROR a pleasant
call.
"A. Me Cauley. of Chicago, and ex-POstmaster
John NJ. Mccarthy, of this city. in company with
Deputy Warden Lemon were callers at the prison
Thursday afternoon last making our office a
pleasant visit.
One of the members of the Pierian Circle
last Sunday, desired to know if 'because man
who worked farm was a farmer, would it nee
essarily imply that man who worked at forge
d fOrger?'
One of the boys in the foundry met with quite
a severe accident Tuesday, while endeavOring to
move a large tiy-wheel which had recently been
cast, he dropped the edge of it upon his foot
fracturng a bone.
AT the time of going to press the Saltwater
Mandolin Club was mOmentarily expected to ar
rive and entertain with some of their excellent
music Should they come, Il full account will be
given in our next ISSUE
Received five. February l6, Hennepin
Co. murder End degree, life; February 20. four
Hennepin Co. two robbery 3rd. degree, years
each; two grand larceny 2nd. degree; mohths
and IA months respectively.
Alliances are taking up the prison binding
Irvine matter this year in a manner which leads
Warden Wofer to believe that the factory will
hardly be able to supply the demand for next
characterization Co. Vidette
The state machnst. under the supervision
Of Engineer Jones, has just finished pair of
fvecOlumn folio wrought iron chases for THE
MIRROR office. The job was splenddy exc
cuted being perfect in every particular.
Warden WOfer is in receipt of letter from
Secretary Milligan, of the National Prison AssOci
alton, saying that large attendance is expected
at the meeting of that organization, to be held in
st. Paul. the 10th to 10Th of June next