The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-03-15
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Discharged 4.
Population 4S7.
Keeper Ben Cayou spent Tuesday at White
Bear Lake, his old home.
A car load of starch to he used in the Irvine
shops. was received Monday.
Night Foreman John began was absent from
his post of duty Sunday night, nursing lame
knee
Philip Scheg arrived ''hOme" again Tues
day, after protracted business trip to Mime
apOlis.
A big Altman engine hauled into the
company's engine shop the middle of last week
for repairs.
Our state prison population last week was
491. But it is never too late to mend.-DOdge
Co.. Republican,
Warden Wolfer spent last Thursday at Red
Wing attending the exercises at the Mimi,
State Reform School.
Saturday. Foreman Sutton's shop was pretty
we'll filled up. there being seventeen engines in
his shop at the same time.
Steward Benner went to Minneapolis Satur
day afternoon and spent the Sabbath visiting at
the residence of his daughter.
March came in like lamb and so far. has
continued lamblike. We make no predictions
for the half yet to come, however.
During the absence of Deputy Warden Lem
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Asst Deputy Glen
non acted in the former capacity.
The engine shop has finished up their run of
fourteen horsepower engines and have now
commenced on their run of sixteen.
and pail shop Monday. much to the improve
ment in the looks of that department.
THE MIRROR is indebted to County Auditor
G. H. Brown for q copy of the financial statement
of Washington County. for the year 1898
A new set of hard wood steps is being placed
on both the third and fourth galleries in place
of the old ones which had became badly worn.
Rev. Father O'Brien is now the sole owner
and proprietor of a valuable go piece of property.
He has captured one of our cream colOred pups.
1t is rumored that the female department
has leased Steward Benners garden patch the
present season and will practice Horticulture as
recreation.
Mr.. Z. f. Burke. ST.. of this city has recently
received box of Shamrocks direct from Ireland
with which he is decorating his frieuds for ST.
Patrick's day.
Chaplain j. II. Albert occupied the pulpit
last Sunday morning and preached one of the
best and ablest sermons ever delivered in our
prison chapel
-StOrekeeper BOrdwell is beginning to receive
his spring stock of furnishing goods. 800 yards
of crash and 800 yards of canton flannel having
arrived last week.
During Usher kenyOn's absence on the sick
list. part of the day last Thursday. the vacancy
was filed by Keeper Stilkey. who went at the
business like an old hand.
Engineer Jones is having quite a number of
changes made in the arrangement and connec-
lions of the main steam pipes. which will result
in the saving of much fuel.
r. f. Mcclellan. of Princeton. in company
with DR.. Frank Hall. viewed the sights and in
dAStries of this institution Tuesday paying 4
pleasant visit to our sanctum.
In cleaning up the old store room above the
state carpenter shop, Keeper Ben Cayou says he
found everything imaginable, from pair of ladies
hose to a Missouri river steamboat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. WeitZ. of Mnnea polls.
in company with Deputy Lemon. viewed the in
dustries of this institution Saturday afternoon
making pleasant call at our office.
The PRISON MIRROR says the cell room
looks fine with its trimming of blue and black
We have seen many eyes with the black and
blue trimming that did not look fine saltwater
Gazette.