The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1894-04-05
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400.

Population 400.
Discharged one.
The tailor shop and clothing department is
receiving fresh coat of whitewash.
The spring zephyrs no longer watt their
gentle way through Foreman Sullivan'S beautiful
blonde whiskers.
One of THE MIRROR boys came out in a
new spring suit last Monday, but the style don't
suit him worth cent.
Fred Bordwell, Jr.. in company with Master
Frank WOlfer paid THE MIRROR office pleas
ant call Thursday afternoon, last.
Prof M. c. Sullivan. of Eau Claire, Wis,
brother of Foreman J. S. Sullivan, spent Tues
day visiting with the latter, in this city.
Tuesday the state plumbers and carpenters
made alterations in the sink in the officers ktch
en- much to its Improvement and convenience.
Our prison choir leader and instructress,
Mrs. Clara Gsh. departed for Quincy, H., We'd
nesday morning, where she will make a fortnight
visit with friends.
The inmate sending THE MIRROR to John
Strom. 1926 Twenty-seventh Avenue So. Mime
apolis. Mimi. will please change the address to
116 First st. North.
"A family of little kittens which has just seen,
for the first time, the light of this wicked world
have taken up their abode in the basement under
the officers kitchen.
While running at full speed the main shaft
in the tire shop broke, one day last week, but an
extra engine was started up. hence the breakage
caused no delay in the work.
Stewart Benner went to Minneapolis Friday
to attend the Merchant of Venice produced
by Minneapolis home talent, at the Lyceum
Theatre that evening.
Misses Eta and Liza RobideauX of Mime
apolis. in company with Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Hall, paid the prison a visit Monday, making
THE MIRROR a pleasant call.
-EX-Chief of Police, Matt Shortall of Still
water, will in a few days, receive the appoint
ment of Deputy United States Marshall under
US. Marshal j. Adam Bede.
The state electrician is constructing a tele-
phone which is to be connected between the
deputy's residence and his office at the prison.
The entire work is being done at the state ma
chine shops
-EX-Warden Albert Garvin with County AttOr-
ney Pierce Butler, of Ramsey county, st. Paul,
paid the prison a visit, Saturday, and in company
with Warden Wofer made THE MIRROR office
pleasant call.
e. H. Blackett. of st. Paul, and Ed. G. Bas-
sett with Chestnut st. Pharmacy of this city, in
company with DR.. Frank Hall, paid the prison a
visit last Thursday afternoon. making pleasant
call at sanctum.
Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer
now than his other crops. Brown Bros. Co., the
most extensive nursery house in the U. s.. have
vacancy in this section. Write them at Chicago,
Ill.,, for their terms.
The miscellaneous earnings of the state
prison for the month of March $12 997 .66, of
which amount, $5,O14.55 for the board and
allowances of United States prisoners for the
quarter ending, Dec. 81. 1898.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Merrck. of Minneapolis,
with Mr.. Geo. o. Haskell, of this city, in COM
pany with Deputy Warden Lemon, viewed the
Industries of this institution Monday, making a
very pleasant call at our sanctum.
One of the elbow joints of the steam pipes in
the paint shop, burst, Monday morning, filling
the entire shop with steam. Some of Foreman
Plaster's paper patterns received a good steam
bath. which he AYERS did not add to their worth
and usefulness.
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