The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
C.S. S.ANisOn & Son.
~ JEWELLERS,
wish YOU A HAPPY NEW yEAPv

Oh the various courses could NOT ,,os,;
Oily have been given more appetizino
appearance is putting this matter mild,
~, Ii never before, the visirors. county
olhclals, press representatives and oil
were united in one common feeling Of
sympathy over the almost total inability
70 40 anything like justice to the spread
on leaving the DINING room cigar
were In general evidence for abont
naii hour when an inspection of tba
mousse from cellar to garret was made
everywhere, except in the basement
the floors are of fine hardwood and 81,
spotlessly clean. In the sleeping rooms
Inc iron bedsteads are of a uniform
pattern but all had the same neat and
clean appearance with their wbire
covers and pillow slips. All sleeping
apartments are provided with locks
ana quite number are provided with
barred windows and doors as we'll
AFTER retiring at night the most of the
inmates are locked safely out of harms
way precaution which is decidedly
necessary one for reasons too numerons
TO mention. Even the strongest cell.
IKE rooms, however, are light, we'll
ventilated and haye just as comfortable
oeds as have the others. All the rooms
IN fact are arranged and furnished with
the IDEAS OF cleanliness, light, yentila.
tion and cheeriness without any at.
tempts at any show of gew gaws. chean
luxury or elegance. The present build.
ing has capacity for seventy.fiy in
mates and there are now forty.eigb in
the institution.
lhe steam heating plant which was
put in by the Monroe Foundry and
furnace Company is an object of con-
siderable interest and the work of mt.
'ing IL IN has apparently been done with
Inc greatest possible care. ALI the
corners OF the exposed pipe work in the
basement are noticeable for the neatness
ana accuracy of the work, as much care
evidently having been taken in makinc
the corners square and the plain BLACK
raoiating pipes parable in the cells. in
'ne basement as in showing good work.
manship on the more highly furnishoa
radiators "a and their connections above
Inere are 10000 feet in the building
winch requires heating and the boiler
mas capacity of 10000 thus provid;no
saie margin for any contingency
Mr. A. Baier, president and manaoer
Oh The company, was present and tool
pains to explain the system to orv
,n'esested in its working. His assistant
W.T. Joseph Guettler, foreman of the
heating department, was also present
Ihe kitchen is another obieet oe
especial interest 1t is big roomv
pace on the first floor, which is nearly
'lsht feet above the ground, and looks
'ut from the east siue of the bu;ldipo
u is arranged with the necessary con.
and one big single and an.
'.her olg double lange twice the size
u tne hrst, show that the capacity for
producing large amount of eatable
ood is not small
Iaken all in allthe new building is
most conveniently arranged and equip
'ed one and Shiawassee has no need "a
70 ashamed OF it. The old building is
low being torn down preparatory to
'eing moved away and as soon as the
ards can be cleaned up from the litter
i building and tearing down, the an.
'earance of the grounds will be an
quail matter of pride with the inside
ppearance.