The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-08-09

Deputy Warden Lemon made trip to ST. Paul
Sunday. where he went to accompany Mrs. Lem
on and their little daughter home from several
days visit with friends and relatives in the
SANITY City.
Supt. HanlOn of the Irvine shops has moved
his Office from its former location on the third
floor. over twine shop No. 2 to the same floor
over shop No. 1, to make room for the new boot
and shoe industry.
Received, August 4: Two, U. S. Dist. Court
st. Paul; counterfeiting, years; introducing
liquor into Indian country, 13 months. August
Z: One U. S. Dist. Court. st. Paul: manslaugh-
ter, 4years. PardOned,
Capt. Antoine Paul, Asst. Inspector of Fac
tories for Minnesota, of st. Paul, in company
with Engineer r. f. Jones. viewed the several
departments of this institution yesterday, MAX
ing THE MIRROR Office pleasant call.
Rev. Father Patrick o 'Brien, pastor of St.Ann's
church. and State President of the G. T. A. u,
of fremont, Ohio, with the National convention,
was special caller at our office Saturday in COM
pany with Prison Manager Gen. John F. Norrish.
James Lee the cOlOred inmate, who recently
had large tumor removed from his neck, at the
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of DR.. Boleyn, speedily recovering, and will
soon be once more restored to strong and vigor-
Gus health.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Sullivan of ST. Paul
George a. Vanman and Miss Vida Holman of
Minneapolis, and Miss Mary Bowen of Hudson,
Wis.,. in company with Asst. Deputy Glennon,
visited the prison yesterday, making our office a
pleasant call.
Mrs. E. Kaiser. Miss I.uella Soderstrum L. H.
ROhn and Fred Winter of st. Paul with Mrs.
Fred Smith of Minneapolis and Mrs. Adam Marty
of this city were shown through the prison Satur-
day by editor n. A. Nelson making pleasant
call at our Office
One year ago today with prison population
of 425 the prison hospital contained six patients
Today. with an increased prison pOpulatian of
seventy-eght, or a total number of 504, the hos
pital contains seven patients, an increase of one
over that of year ago.
Assistant Foreman Gabrelson presented us
Monday, with a good sized specimen of lead
ore, taken from excavations made in Murdocks
second addition to the city of saltwater. The
mining craze is getting quite a cinch on a num-
Der of saltwater residents.
Miss Pauline Marteni. st. Paul, Miss Eta Bar
tie, of Neguanee, Mich, and Miss Emma Platte,
of Hastings. in company with Engineer and Mrs.
r. F. Jones, viewed the several departments of
this institution Thursday afternoon last. making
THE MIRROR office pleasant CALL
1t is reported that Deputy Warden Lemon
has got a dead grip on gold mine somewhere
near by, but he wouldn't put onto the loca-
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the state assayer for examination. Undoubt
edly(?) gold mining will be our next move.
Dr. BOleyn has recently added new patholog-
zeal microscope to his laboratory in the prison
hospital. Also a new hRmometOr the latter in
strument is for testing the percentage of home
oglobin in the blood, and is. it is believed the
second Instrument of its kind in the state. Both
are perfect instruments.
Rev. j. E. Jacklin, Associate Editor of the
Michigan Christian Advocate, and Major r. w.
Jacklin, of Detroit, Mich. with Rev. and Mrs.
Warden Lemon, viewed the several departments
ROR office pleasant call.
Miss Leota Jones, niece of Cole and James
Younger, died at her home in DenisOn, Texas,
Friday, August 3rd, 1894, of consumption. Miss
Jones, while paying visit to her uncles. some
four years ago, spent several weeks in this city
where she made many warm friends who will
be grleved to learn of her untimely DEATH
| 1t is rumOred that Asst Clerk Miss Minnie
Jones has organized Mandolin Club. with Mrs.
H. B. Capron as president and Miss Kittie Reyes
as secretary, and will in the near future begin a
| series of musical entertainments in the prison
chapel. 1t is needless to say, that the boys will
be highly elated and are looking forward with
great expectations.
| EX-Warden John Proctor, of this city, accom-
panied by his little nephew and granddaughter,
paid the prison a visit Monday. Mr.. Proctar
was warden of this institution from 1860 to 1863
Six prisoners were confined here when Mr.
Proctor first assumed control of the prison.
When he retired from the wardenship in 1868,
i the population numbered siXty-seven.
Mr.. and Mrs GilkiSOn, of St Paul in cOmpany