The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-03-08
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Population 49,.
The cell room looks fine With its trimming of
blue and black
Discharged. six. Regular, two: pardoned.
one; paroed. two.
Ask Keeper Ben Cayou to show you his st.
Patrcks Day badge.
Keeper Reyes of the paint shop. spent Sun
day afternoon in st. Paul.
Night Guard Anderson was called home late
Saturday night by the sudden illness of his wife.
Foreman Frank Reed of the nut and bolt
shop has changed his location to the engine
shop. where he is engaged on repair work.
Keeper McFall has been in charge of the
wagon shop for several days past. in place of
Keeper May who has been confined to his home
by sickness.
Rev Father CorcOran. Catholic chaplain. oc
cupied the pulpit in our prison chapel last Sun
day He preached a very interesting and in
structive sermon.
Asst Deputy (Hennon took Charles Baker
to the insane asylum at st. Peter. instead of
Rochester as was stated by mistake in our
issue of last week.
Mr.. Thomas F. Connolly and Mr. r. A. Cos
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Hall. paid THE MIRROR office a very pleasant
call last Tuesday.
1t will pay you to read the advertisement of
NJ A. Thon in another column of this paper. if
you are thinking of having neat and tasty
spring suit made.
The state machinists placed new valve
stem in the laundry engine. Monday. and over
hauled the old washing machine. hence the laun-
dry chief is happy.
Owing to the bright. warm sunshine last
week and the warm. copiouS rain Sunday morn
ing. the snow has almost entirely disappeared
from the prison yard.
The Doctors office and dSpenSary received
a neat dress of prettily figured wall paper last
Monday which greatly improves its ever neat
and tasty appearance.
Last Tuesday the Third Grade. in accordance
with the total prison population. reached its low
est figure. as only nine out of a population of
49, were members of that grade.
Keeper Stilkey is nursing pretty sore and
badly swollen knee: the result of a fall while ex-
ercising his sprinting abilities against Asst.
Deputy GlennOn s few days ago.
r. w. Bennett and son of Devils Lake. n. ID.
in company with Deputy Warden Lemon. paid a
V1Slt TO tillS ycSCCIudN
ing pleasant call at our Sanctum.
Rev. Father O'Brien paid visit to the shops
last Tuesday. the first time in several months.
We are glad to see him within our midst once
more after his long siege of sickness.
-Messrs &. A. Leach and John c. Proctor of
Minneapolis. in company with Steward Benner
viewed the sights of the prison Tuesday. making
q pleasant call at our editorial rooms.
-''Sinbad'' has started mat factory next to
the superintendent Office in the twine shops
where he is weaving some neat and most ser
yicable mats out of old rope and refuse hemp
Rev. Father NJ. +. Murphy who was for a
number of years Catholic chaplain of this insti
tuition paid the prison brief visit last week.
Father Murphy is resident Of West
Superior.
Carl Johnes and William Mcmahon. from
Winona and James J. Nesbitt and James Lynn
from Anoka were granted paroles by the Board
of Managers at their regular monthly meeting
last Tuesday.
Received. three. March /, Ramsey Co.. enc
grand larceny. lst degree. reformatOry plan.
March 3. one assault lst degree. 10 years; March
6. one from Yellow Medicine Co.. manslaughter
LIST degree. years.
I'm time of peace. prepare for war; is evil
IDENTITY the motto of Keeper Archie Parker, judg-
ing from the fact that he has very recently had
a little hand sled repaired and painted up in the
most approved style presumably for next win
terS use.