The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-01-10
Following are the grade changes for the week
ending "Wednesday January 8. 1884,

Thursday $40 ........1S ............l4
Friday. ........ $40. 1877 III
1888. 1856. ...13
Sunday 1888. 1855. 70
Monday ...... 339 .. 1S3 .'.........i4
tuesday $40 1872. ..........l4
Wednesday $40 ...... ..1S2. .lf
Miss Gertrude and Masters Roscoe and Curbe,
children. of Acting Deputy GlennOn, paid the
prison visit Sunday evening accompanied by
their father. and try as they might they could
not shake the irrepresSible JAP who was deter
mined to go with the children. Jap knows
when he is in good company, for the children
are bright and exceedingly pretty.
Mrs. SteinbOrn of Sheldon, Iowa and Mrs.
Warden Wolfer, made round OF the prison
last Saturday, escorted by the usher. paying
THE MIRROR office short visit. Mrs. Stein
berg, whose husband and Mr.. Wolfer are old
time friends and associates, is spending a few
days. the guest of Mrs. WOlfer. and THE MIR
RoR trusts the visit will be pleasant one.
The Board of Prison Managers held their regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday in their new
quarters. and disposed of the regular routine
business; also granting the following paroles:
NJ Middlemist. James Lamen, G.. Allen, F.
Wolf and A. Olson. The members of the board
are highly pleased over their really magnificent
ments. which are rich. and would please the eye
of the most fastidiOus cOnnOisSeur, descrip-
ton of which we will give next issue.
The cut of the mills at Saltwater for the last
season was as follows st. CrOiX Lumber Com
pany, 25,OOO, 600; East Side Lumber Company,
$1,000, 600; Schulenburg & Boeckler, 2s.23S.OOO
David Tozer IL, OOO OOO e. H. Atwood. 35. 600, 900;
R. w. Turnbull, 100000; r. H. Mccoy. 1925
600; Hudson Sawmill Company. 12,OOO,OOO; Glen
mont, 5000, 900; Hershey Lumber Company, 12,-
100000; total, ,OOO Besides this the same
mills cut 81 600 lath and 55,OOO,OOO shingles.
The cut of logs for the winter is very large, COM
ing in great part, from the burned district south
of Duluth and on the upper st. Croix.
SANDY of the store room is for the present
assigned to the hospital, and is recovering nicely
from the delicate little operation performed up
on his neck last Sunday. Noticing the seraphic
smile that plays around his visage during con-
yalescence we touched him yesterday as to
the cause and have been trying ever since to
figure out the meaning of his whispered words:
| sold man, for thirty good. tong minutes, last
| Sunday / Was tree.' The operation was for the
removal of tuberculOuS glands, and was of sui
| fcient magnitude to neceSSitate the employment
of anasthetics. Can it be that he referred to
the separation of soul from body while he was
under the influence of ether?
We can CLEAN but meager information as tC
the origin or destruction of the fire Tuesday
night but among those who have suffered severe
loss was wall guard Nels CarlesOn. whose house
was totally destroyed. and his household effects
although not burned, were almost entirely de
stroyed through rough handling. Mr.. Carlson
has our sympathy in his terrible loss as, no,
carrying dollars worth of Insurance. it was q
total loss and leaves him practically without {
a home. The fire also destroyed the Union
hotel, blacksmith shop, paint shop, severa
barns. sheds ETC., and gave Dollhouse keeper
Alexander another scare as it was in the immedi
ate neighborhood of the holy terror tina
made us think we were in for roast last fall
Fears were entertained for the saltwater Manu-
featuring Company's new plant, but it luckil!
escaped, as also, did the Last Chance saloon
where although the fire was within a few feet o
it's doors, they dispensed the wherewithal to Civ
YOU wheels or snakes, "And the Fires burr
} not it's Fire. waters
The following is statement of miscsllaneou
, earnings of the Minnesota state prison, for tn
, month ending December 81. 1884,
From convict labor.
MINI. Thresher Mfg. Co. June,
1894, bill $50. .........S 2,935 U
MINI Thresher Mfg. Co., July,
1894, bill. ........... ............... 1862 q
5 Union Shoe & Leather Co.. Nov
ember, 1894 bill. ..... ................. 200
Extra Imp and repairs apprOpr-
alton, November. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 213 5
From Union Shoe & Leather Co..
incidentals, November. 35
3 From punishment forfeits. Nov
l ember ........ .................... Sc
5 From visitors fees. ............. ~ s
d. From sales of rags. ............... g
From sales of meal tickets. ............ ST
, From sales of souvenir views
library account. ............. &c
From collections, account binder
, Irvine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1921
G Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500, 456
CREDITS.
Revolving fund. .... $l6,321 4
- support. 1,Ioo
Total. SZo,456 1
Il The True N obility.
Z. sss.
e There never was flower peeped its head,
Il Above the burning sod,
~ But some sad soul fOrlOrn as comic rted,
And lifted nearer God!
There never was life so humbly wrought
; Apart from human ken
}, But if lived true the light of Heaven brought
, The nearer unto men!
/: Deem not your life in vain if it be true
o Unto yourself and GOdl
3 Some lOWlier one may see Love shining thrOug
;. Minneapolis Times.