The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-11-21

never did enjoy anything quite so much Let's
go around and vote at all the places.
He Well, guess not.
She-Oh, you mean thing.-Detroit Free Press.
Steward H. F. Benner went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to be present at the wedding of his
daughter. Miss Agnes, to Mr.. William Tice, a
prominent real estate dealer of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Tice is a son of the Rev. Tice, formerly
pastor of the M. E. church of this city.
Hon. Albert Garvin. ex-Chief of Police of st.
Paul and at one time Warden of this prison,
was the guest of Warden WOlfer today. There
are probably few men in the United States to-
day who have had more experience in penOlogy
than Mr.. Garvin. he having worked his way
from guard to Warden of the Joliet, ILL.,, peni-
Tertiary on his merit. In this line of work Mr..
Garvin has no superiOrs and few equals.
A sheriff from certain county in the western
part of the State came in yesterday with
prisoner for the penitentiary. The sheriff. an
ticipating the success he would have in landing
his prisoner safely, began to fill up before he
reached here, and by the time the penitentiary
gate was in sight, the sheriff was nearly too full
for utterance. The prisoner, loaded with chains,
turned himself and the sheriff over to the
officials.-Jefferson City (MO.) Evening Courier.
The reformatory officials have been much
amused and not little exasperated by farmer
who has repeatedly called at the institution for
$4,000 which he claims is due him. The mans
name is Green and he is farmer living shert
distance south of the reformatOry. Some weeks
ago it will be remembered, convict was caught
in a pasture and terribly gOred by an enraged
bull. The farmer happened along at an OppOr-
tune time and drove the Infatuated animal off by
the aid of ptchfOrk. The convict, naturally
somewhat pleased at the fortunate outcome of
his dangerous predicament, grasped the farmer
by the hand and in the excitement of the
moment made promise which he finds he can
not fulfill. 'YOu have saved my life.'' said he,
land 1 will give you fourteen thousand dollars
for your heroic work." They parted, and the
farmer has called several times for his money.
The reformatOry people have been forced to
tell the granger that the convict has not quite
that amount of money to his credit, and just the
other day the man called at the First National
bank for his reward. He didn't get it.-St
Cloud JOurnal-Press.
State Auditor Dunn has sent out checks for
the expenses of state institutions for buildings
follows:
Minnesota State Training SchOOl-ApprOpria
ton for library, $136S2: tools and machinery
$14s2; current expenses, S., Oo362; improvement
and repairs, Ss5O.29; appropriation for state
agent, $16l.21; workshop and barn. S354.9S.
Minnesota Institute for Defectives-Current
expenses school for the deaf. $4.s9O.12: schoo
for the feeble minded, $s,o32.23: school for the
| blind, 81, 1910.
| Minnesota State Prison-Current expenses
| SIS, O74.33; repairs. $43.53: binder Irvine plant
| $685.. SO.
Fergus Falls State Hospital-Current ex
penses, $l5,63426; appropriation for building
$50 600; building dining hail. $500; building
COW barn, $29S13; purchasing electrical instru
ments. $4O.99.
Rochester State HOspital-Current expenses
$40, 46O.97; cold storage, ST. ,O19.37.
Minnesota State ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ex
penses, $3,719.S4 buildings, $5O9.64; repairs
$145.66; diversified labor, $500; permanent i'm
prOvement, $4,000.
st. Peter HOsptal-Current expenses, ST. 342.
9S; repairs. $2.754.2O; furnishing wards, $534.95
electric light service and repairing heatin.
plant, $l.s73.52: fire alarm and fire apparatus
1926.