The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-01-09

Average school attendance. 49,.
Prison population Jan ath Males 453:
females !.
There are nine patients undergoing trsatinent
in the hospital.
Prisoners received during the week ending
Jan. 18th. /. Discharged. -
Grade standing Jan. 9Th: First Grade. }:}l:
second grade. los: third grade. II.
Mr. Chas. kittebron. of Minneapolis. was an
interested visitor at our Office on the 3rd.
Mr.. Carol F. Brush. of EyOta. accompanied by
Manager Dunn. visited our Office on the 9Th.
John Zelch. of Cottage Grove. has been APP
pointed state boiler inspector to succeed Hon.
John Sutton.
Hon. j. :. u'l;rien has heen reappOintett a
member of the Prison Board of Managers for
term of five wears
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lord, of Minneapolis We're
escorted through the prison by Asst. deputy
Glennon on the md.
One of the boys put his finger buzz->aw
Monday with the usual result: the saw was
going the finger is gone.
Miss Carrie Buckley. of st. Paul. Anna NJ.
Hefiernan and Marie Hefernan. city were
visitors at our office Oh the 18th.
Sheriff A. c. Richardson. of Pipestone Co..
brought in a prisoner last week who will stay
with nine years and three months.
Hon. Matt Walsh. of Minneapolis an, j. A.
OShaughnessy. city. accompanied by Deputy
Warden Lemon. visited our printery on the 18th.
Stella l.. Richardson. Ruth j. Mckusck and
Master Sherman Preston Mckusick. were es-
certed through the prison 10y Mr. Harry Wofer
OF the 3rt.
Prof. \. Weld, city. and G.. a. Ballard. Supt.
Of schools. Fergus Falls, MIMI. were escorted
through the prison ny Deputy Warden Lemon
en the 3rd.
The Misses Ieona Rumble and Orma Whitaker.
city; Mrs. w. a. Hanscom and Maggie Bowen
Of Minneapolis. accompanied by Capt. Taylor.
paid office d visit on the 3rd.
Can't. +. II. Lemon circulated a subscriptions
paper Oh Tuesday for the benefit of the widow
OF +. Siocum flately deceased which was gener-
Omsly signed by officers and guards of the prison
Chief Eng. Jones acted as chaperon to the fol-
lowing party Of friends on their sightseeing tour
of the prison on Tuesday last: Mr.. AMI Mrs. II.
J.. Pitts. st. Paul Miss r. Anna Pitts. Grand
Forks, No Oak. and Mr.. q. H. Gibson city.
DR.. Milton Daily OF Minneapolis. an Old friend
of our Or. Newman. was escorted through the
prison by the latter the It'll THE MIRROR
office was not forgotten. and DR.. Daily spent
several minutes in studying the Internal economy
Of our wonderful clock.
After falling Il few hundreds during the SUM
mer months. the population of the penitentiary
is now growing rapidly. and the indications are
tnat before spring it will have reached. if not
passed. the high water mark in the history of the
institution. This means that still more unfOrtll-
nate convicts. who have been sent to the prison
as II punishment for violation of law will be tor
tired perhaps to insanity by enforced idlenesS.
Columbus (OhiOl Dispatch.
Our foreman is now the proud pOsseSsOr of n
Shaving ticket which entities him to the priv
ilege of letting few struggling hairs of an indie
scrbable tint grow on his upper lip. The mus
tache" is not "a thing of beauty but it indicates
that the time is drawing near when the shacI<les
of ipnOble bondage will be a thing of the past