The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-04-26

Wall Guard N. L. Freedman is absent on a
ten days vacation, Keeper PhilbrOOk, in the
meantime is holding down" the wall.
Geo. E. Anthony, of St. Paul. A. P. Walrath
of New York, and Julius Stangaard, of Merriam
Park, in company with Turnkey O. B. johnson,
viewed the several industries of this institution,
Monday making THE MIRROR a pleasant call.
MIR. John Cover, for many years an official of
this institution but who for several years past
has been engaged in other business has again
dOnned the official uniform and looks as natural
as ever as he dexterously engineers the prison
yard gang as in days of "Auld Lang Syne."
Foreman Frank Reed is happy now since,
through some extraordinary inducement he sue
ceeded in getting Foreman Sutton astride of
the National Union goat, last Friday night. 1t is
said that Foreman Reed engineered the job, and
done it up in good shape. Vengence is sweet
New and neatly painted signs we're placed
over the doors of the various state departments
last week, which precautiOn was no doubt taken
for the benefit of the numerous strangers who
have recently taken up claims in our locality.to
prevent them from wandering away and be-
coming lost.
Miss Neil Conklin has accepted the posi-
ton of organist in our prison chapel, recently
made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. Belle
Armstrong on account of her departure from
the city. Miss Graham officiated in her new
position for the first time, at chapel service last
Sunday morning.
Capt Alexander while inspecting the cells
last Monday, ran across an old letter which had
worked down through some of the ventilators.
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through the network of ventilators for at least
eight years. The letter was addressed to Geo.
TreSSler and dated, 1885,
The present term of the prison school will con-
tinue until June 1St. upon which date will CON-
mence the summer vacation. 1t is expected that
a majority of the pupils who are now attending
will be present to continue their studies next
term, a few however, may "graduate' and re-
ceive their diplomas from the Governor.
Clarence Fulmer, son of Sheriff D. NJ Fulmer.
of Sparta, Wis, paid rye editor" pleasant visit
last Friday Mr.. Fulmer is travelling agent for
DR.. Geo. d. Moore, the celebrated eye and ear
specialist, of La Crosse, Wis. The DR.. and Mr..
Fulmer are making professional visit to this
city, where they will remain for several weeks,
guests of the Sawyer House.
An order recently placed upon the bulletin
boards, announces that on and after April oath
1894 all supplies from the storerOOm will be is
sued on Wednesdays of each week. Every
Wednesday morning acquisitions for supplies
for the ensuing week must be placed on file at
the deputys office for approval. All deliveries
will be made by the stOrekeeper's runner.
| Warden WOlfer will send samples of binding
Irvine made in the penitentiary to every county
auditor in the state with circular asking that
the samples be distributed among the farmers
with all needed information regarding the Irvine
The stock of Irvine at the prison is getting large
and all indications are that there will be a large
demand for Irvine this season.-St. Paul Pioneer
| Press.