The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-20

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var64r, devgtY warden sa6 ssslEtant
dsDg'y warcen. On th@ leit are the
offices II ne chief clsrk and u Ber-
'!llon officer ghepler. al handsome-
~ furnished Further back On the
frat noor are the waiting rooms ,Jr
Nsl,ors degiro1E u seeing their
friends Or relatives IN the insttJ-
tlOn.
Upstairs are the two busiest
roOmE IN he place. al present. tn hese
are The tailoring shOo and the shoe
chop. T. T.. HALEY has charge Of
the tailoring shop and s. T. Burba
NJ the ghoH chop. SHINE January Of
tLis year sixty-three gUits have been
turned out IN the tailoring establish
meut. the workers here. as well as
IN the shoe shop. working rapidly as
well ag neatly and thoroughly. Re
markable speed Is reached In the
manufacture Of sheets and pillow
cages. Of these articles two hundred
we're turned out In the day the visit
here mentioned Was made Hickory
shirts, Oyeralls and underwear are
also made. In the shoe shop they
turn out twelve pairs OF shoes a day,
handmade. These are of comfortable
stylc. of soft leather and suitable for
heavy work.
Upstairs. also, is 10 be found the
guards bedroom, furnished with
brass bndsteads and also having
pole for quick descent 10 the first
floor. similar 10 those in use at fire
stations. The library is also on this
floor. as well as the officers barber
shop. which Will be turned into a
bathroom later. when the water ques.
tion is solved.
Inside the rectangular structure,
Of which these rooms described form
the front portion. is first the ro-
tunda. This is not complete yet But
when finished n man seated In this
circular structure Will be able to ma.
nlpulate the doors OF the several
ccntcring on that court,
Including the cell wings.
The dining room Is also under
course OF construction as yet.
The western cell wing is a large
structure. being OF four tiers OF cells,
800 cells In all, with two occupants
TO each. thus accommodating 620I
rcople. The Pauly Jail company's
system OF cells is used for this struc-
turc.
lsy means OF n system OF levers at
the end OF the ground tier, forty
cells may be opened at once-all there
are on that floor-or one at time,
pr else any combination or them de-
sired.
The handsome homes for Warden
Dick and for Deputy Warden Fry
and Assistant Deputy Warden Oates
ire outside the pcnitentlary buildings
proper.
Further out. back OF the warden's
house. IL the concrete water tank or
'lstcrn The tank was made in n
ilnglc day. Warden Dick having the |
made. earth and stone
wallis erected and concrete placed
hcrcon. In n days time. II Is 75 by
o feet. linear measure. and holds
100000 gallons, There is n large
hoot. 10 feet wide. from the Katy
pur track by which the Katy water