The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-07-31


H. Erickson, who was temporarily work
ing in the warehouse in the capacity of
shipping clerk, during the busy season, has
returned to his work in the Farm Machin-
cry department.
Work was commenced on the street paw
ing Wednesday and the teams are busy
grading. During the work the main
wagon gate will be closed, all teams pass
ing through the railroad gate.
Sidewalk and curbing are finished up to
the southwest corner of the bakery build
ing, also between dining hall and laundry,
extending towards the hospital. Expan-
sion joints throughout were filled Tues
day.
Paddy, Mex, Gumshoes and Speakeasy
are going to sing, in the near future, II
would l were Bundle Bee Necessary
steps will be taken to promptly quell the
disturbance that is bound to come during
the rendering of this beautiful spasm.
You may fall in bad company, in prison,
in the gutter, or fall heir to fortune and
still recover, but when you fall in love
your name is Dennis. st. Louis Humor-
ist. THE above printed for the special
Mr.. ]. Newell, of Geneva, N. Y, until
recently connected with the United States
Government, has been retained in the ca
pacity of landscape artist and horticulturst,
and is expected to arrive here the latter
part of this week. He is an expert in his
line and will no doubt work wonders in
connection with the landscaping of the
prison property. 1t has not been definitely
decided whether or not the greenhouse will
be built this year.
BY THE EDITOR.
The Adventurous kid is on day duty
now.
Work on Main street is now in full
swing.
Supt. Williams escorted a party of
friends through the institution Monday.
Guards Glennon and Bell sure do not
belongto the ''gum shoe brigade.
The "Terrible Turk" Sammie's part
ner in torture, is some water color artist.
A new motor, for the Gordon jobber,
has been added to the Mirror equipment.
If you want to fight, just mention inven-
tory to some of the department mana
gers.
Five car loads of sisal fibre was received
at the warehouse the latter part of the
week.
Rev. Benson, chaplain at the old prison,
returned Saturday, from four weeks va
cation.
w. B. Bourne, General Office Manager,
made business trip to Rockford Thurs
day last.
The way the visitors are going through,
forces one to the conclusion that nobody
works but us.
The electricians have been busy this
week rewriting Assistant Deputy Warden
Backland S house.
Mr.. Geo. Author, private secretary to
Governor Eberhart, was an interested
visitor here Sunday.
''The Baron is there with bells on
when it comes to pounding the worries.
Ask the choir boys.
Shelving has been installed in the base
ment of the administration building for
the placing of old records.
Bob Henderson, of the Irvine Depart
ment, conducted a couple of gentlemen
friends through the prison Monday.
The sand derrick, to be used in the con-
| struction of the Farm Machinery building,
was put in place Saturday afternoon.
Gath, and begorra, I'd wourk on the
siction befor I'd be a traffic cop All
right, go as far as you like, we don't
care.
Some of the men in the excavating crew
claim it is mighty warm. If they want
| job in an ice house, why not try the fire
| room.
Say, you fellows at the old prison; do
you get wise to the fact that we have no
cell house down here-CELL HALL,
begosh!
Warden Wolfer recently became the
proud possessor of new Cadallic auto of
the latest design. Nope, we have not
| tried it, as yet.
If you want to see busy bunch, drop
around to the warehouse most any old
time. Loading Irvine and unloading fibre
keeps the boys on the jump.
We are not sure, but the warehouse guard
must be something of farmer. He at
least knows how to handle the steering
gear connected with Dan Patch
| Engine trouble. Railroads are not the
only place that have this complaint The
2x6 engine used by the contractor belongs
in the engine trouble, or trouble engine,
1 class.
| Commencing August 1st, all printing
delivered to any of the departments will
have to be signed for, on receipt provided
for that purpose, by the person receiving
same.