The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-06-21

Col. Clark Chambers, state agent, was at the
prison Saturday and had a talk with number
If the boys who will soon be going out.
Warden Wolfer has spent goodly portion of
he past week in st. Paul attending the meeting
If the National Prison Association of which he
S an active and prominent member.
Stcnemason Bell with two assistants has put
n good solid stone gutter in the yard back OF
The officers kitchen. The job was we'll done and
completes much needed Improvement.
Mr.. Emory Bruce of st. Anthony Park with
W. E. Hardy of Lincoln, Neb., in company with
Deputy Warden Lemon, paid the prison visit
making our office pleasant call.
Deputy Sheriff John B. Passer and Howard
Crosby, son of Judge Crosby of Hastings, in
company with Deputy Lemon, paid the prison
visit Saturday, calling at THE MIRROR office.
Warden and Mrs. Wolfer, Clerk O'Bren DR..
j. B. Merrill, Steward Benner and Chaplain j.
H. Albert went to ST. Paul Saturday evening to
attend the opening of the National Prison Con-
gress.
Boys, it is very inappropriate to call Keeper
Ben CayOus pick and shovel brigade, "CoXey's
Army" as pick and shovel is the last thing
on this terrestrial sphere that a Coxeyite would
with.
Mrs. Walter O. Gavin. of Chicago, with Mrs.
II. H. Dixon and Miss Pearl Dixon, of this city,
in company with Supt. G. E. Wilson, viewed the
sights of this institution Saturday, making a
pleasant call at our office.
under the cool flow of the west wall spring, is a
piece of pictured rock, like that found on the
shores of Lake Superior. It is a sandstone,
tinted curiously by iron intiltrations.
r.. j. Louis of Minneapolis, representing the
Cleveland Electrical Manufacturing Co., in COM
pany with Engineer Jones, viewed the several
departments of this institution yesterday max
ing THE MIRROR a pleasant call.
d. Jamison, John Kaska and w. f. Knapke
of Minneapolis, Mimi, in company with Deputy
Warden Lemon visited the various departments
of the prison last Thursday afternoon making
THE MIRROR office a pleasant call.
Louie son of eX-Warden StOrdOck, in company
with Willie O'Brien Cayou were down from their
homes Friday visiting their friend and former
schoOlmate. Floyd Carlson The boys paid the
prison pleasant visit Friday afternoon.
We would respectfully acquaint Steward Ben
ner with the fact that his bOarderS most heart
lily approved of that fine fresh fish which he
gave them for dinner last Friday, and no kick
will be made if the dose is often repeated.
Warden j. w. French of the Michigan City
Ind. State Prison while visiting our office will
10 dolpDatiOn n War6pnS who visited this in
stituton last Monday, informed us that prison
paper would soon be started at his prison.
Rev. Adam S. Greene of Minneapolis will
Rev. James A. Brown, pastor of the Baptis
Church. of this city, in company with Turnke.
O.. B. johnson inspected the workings of thi:
institution Friday paying THE MIRROR offic
| a pleasant visit.
Warden WOlfer has prepared letter to tn
Minnesota congressman urging them to Oppos
the bill now before congress. which cOnfine
prison made goods to the state wherein the
are manufactured. The Board of Prison Man
ayers, it is said have taken a like action.
Received June 14th two from Olmstead count
grand larceny IS months; June 18th from Sit
ley county, adultery IS months. June 10th fror
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7 from Pope county, ranging from to years
June 10Th from Ramsey county, grand larcen!
3 yrs; June Goth from Polk county, years an
8 months and year and months.
Keeper Barrett of machine shop No. 1,
grieving over the loss of his handsome importe
Newfoundland dog. which was poisoned la
week by some contemplate miscreant, who.
found out, will undoubtedly pay dear for h
amusement, as it is a serious Offense under tn
present laws of our state, besides it is one of tt
meanest and most contemplate crimes huma
being can commit.
Mrs. Clara Gish with a class of six your
ladies of this city, took prominent part in tt
beautiful song service held in our prison chap
last Sunday morning The selections wei
beautiful and the singing excellent, and W;
most fully appreciated and enjoyed by all pre-
ent. We hereby extend our united thanks
Mrs. Gish and her class of sweet singers az
invite them to come again.
The following are the grade changes for tt
past week:
First. Second Thir
Thursday. $40. ........... 169. ........2
Friday 800 1863. ........2
Saturday. .311. ........ 166. 2
Sunday. .311 166. 2
r Monday ....... 313. III ............2
IueSday. ... 3l4. 10. .........2
WedneSdaY... 314. 10.
, Last week we were the honOred recipient of