The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-06-26
M|RR0RETTES
By &C.

Parole Agent Whittier interviewed sever
al inmates Saturday.
The Deputy Warden held usual inter-
views with inmates Saturday.
The Assistant Deputys house is now
within 80 feet of its destination.
The filling in and grading in front of
cellhouses is progressing very nicely
On Monday night three inmates were
assigned to duty in the power-house
Electricians installed incandescent lamps
in library and hospital during past week.
They claim aeroplaneng is very exciting,
but did you ever see good crap game!
DR.. H. E. Mereness of Sing Sing prison,
was an interested visitor at this institution
last week.
Parole Agent Whittier was down sew
eral times Monday bringing with him sew
eral inmates.
Stone masons spent couple of days last
week repairing steps leading to dollhouse
B from yard.
Capt. Whelan and Usher Humpries of
the old prison staff brought down a
bunch of inmates Monday.
Mr.. w. P. Burdwick, President of Har-
row Spring Co., was business visitor to
general Offices, Friday last.
Heaving dishes and beef steaks in res
taurant is pretty strenuous pastlme tor the
fellow that's ducking EN-.
The occupant of N. P. cell 40, will ex-
change New York World and Minneapolis
-Trihune for Golfers Weekly,
Officer Jerry Parent left on his, vacation
Monday morning. His place in Shop {
is being filled by Officer Sawyer.
By next Saturday evening, weather per-
hitting, the excavation work for the new
factory building will be completed.
Speaking of ''Big Business" the Irvine
plant at new prison is shipping an average
of $50, 900 pounds of Irvine per day.
Guard Steven has been assigned to duty
at the gate vice Officer Johnson transferred
to duty on the wall. Effective June Dist.
The Hanley- Casey people have received
the vacuum cleaning apparatus which is to
be installed in the Administration building.
The boys are all stocked up with toilet
articles again. Three or four hundred
packages were distributed Thursday
last.
Mr.. G. W. Wells of St. Paul, Assistant
Deputy u S. Marshal for this district, was
an interested visitor to this institution Sat-
urday.
A typewriter has been installed in Supt.
of Constrn Robertson's office. If you
have time, ask his clerk what he thinks
about it.
General Office Mgr. Bourne left on a
business trip to the northern part OF the
state, Saturday night, returning tuesday
morning.
The regular weekly conference of heads
of Farm Machinery department was held
at Old Prison Saturday morning. Warden
Wolfer presided.
That was an awful yelp Paddy let out of
him Monday when the dentist separated
him from one of his molars. l just knew
something was brewing.
Warden Wolfer drove over to Hopkins,
MINI. last Friday in his auto, with party
of prison employees, to visit the plant OF the
Minneapolis Tractor works.
Captain Brostrom has returned from his
vacation and assumed his duties in the cell
house. Officer Haefner has returned to
his old stand in Shop A.
Ben Olson is still confined to his home,
nursing his sprained ankle. We hope it
gets well pretty soon. We would all like
to see him on the works again.
Mr., ]. A. Wesby of Red Wing, Mimi
esota, has entered the service and is assigned
to duty in the Dollhouse nights, vice Guard
Griff removed from the service.
The population at this institution was
increased by twenty, Monday; Is inmates
being transferred from the old prison and
two female prisoners committed.
An officer has been assigned to all day
Sunday duty in the power house. This
oCCaSioned by the increased number of in
mates assigned to that department
Cement sidewalks are now completed on
both sides of the Main street up to the
service building. Work will be commenc-
ed on the curbing Monday morning.
Owing to the large amont of work on
hand at the Deputy's office, old prison, Mr.
Heliograms has turned over his reportorial
job to Uncle John for the time being.-Ed
At present the balling machines in the
Irvine plant are operated with 10 h. p.
motors These are to be replaced within
the next ten days wish Is h.. p. motors.
DR.. Schwartz, Physician of the South
Dakota State Prison at Sioux Falls, was
the guest of DR.. Newman for few days.
He visited this institution Wednesday last
ono, can't smoke cigars, said young
Mr.. Rosing, "they are too strong" He
then proceeded to light-up pipethat was
powerful enough to do the switching in
the yard.