The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-05

ment, and enmity in the vast region of the past,
and to SOW in the hearts of our readers the golden
seeds of charity, hope and love.
In thus extending to us the privilege of pub
fishing and sending forth to the world The PRISON
MIRROR, our Warden Mr.. H. G.. Stordock, has,
we feel, extended to most elevatng and bene-
fetal privilege which we trust, will be most fully
appreciated and honored by each and>every prison
er within our midst
THE great success which has thus far attend
ed our little enterprise has already been far in ex-
cess of the most lofty dreams of it's founders which
fact owe to the great kindness, encouragement,
and assistance of Warden Stordock, Deputy Ware
den, Jacob Westby, Asst Deputy Warden, John
Cover and our 'rustling'' outside business mana
GER and treasures, Mr.. Geo. P. Dodd, Prison Store
Keeper and to the officers of the prison, in general
to whom, one and all, we return our most earnest
thanks and deepest gratitude We also appreci-
ate most highly, the many kind words of encour-
agement which has been extended toward us, by
the boys"
AGREEMENT OF THE SHARE HOLDERS OF THE
PRISON MIRROR
July II, 1887.
H. G. Stordock, Warden
I'VE the
trust fund.- for the purpose of starting a prison
paper, under the management of Lew. P. Shoon-
maker, the following opposite our respective
Names said sums to be placedto our several credits
with interest thereon at the rate of three per cent
per month, from the first earnings of said paper
and when full amount of said loan with due interest
thereon is refunded and paid to our private &C
counts in the prison Office our claims upon the
ctr md oh IF ho1l
and said stock material and shares of said paper,
become the property Of the prison library, and
part and parcel thereof and the net profits of said
paper shall be devoted exclusively to the prison Ii
brary, in the purchase of such books and periodic
ais as the Warden may select; and we hereby pray
that you will except this and consider the same an
order to pay the same respective sums opposite our
names, to the treasurer of said paper, Mr. Geo. P
Dodd and charge the same to our several accounts"
Lew p Shoemaker, $2O,OO
Coleman Younger, ---------$2O,0 O
James Younger, ---------$2O,O co.
Robert Ounger, $1,000
John Gilbert, ----------- $1,000.
Frank T. Landers --------- 5000.
Lloyd Porter, 90.
Walter E. Mutt, 1000
William Riley, 90.
George Anderson, $1,000
William HOhl, $1,000
James Craig, $1,000.
James Irwin, O,OO
Jacob Bird, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90.
Charles Hickling, $1,000.
STATISTICS OF POPULATION
Entire population, July 31st. 1886387
RECEIVED DURING The YEAR
State Courts. 2O2
U. S. District Court. -O O3.
Y. 3. Army ---------------------OO3
Total number in prison during year, sos.
DISCHARGED DURING The YEAR
On expiration of sentence less good time AS.
On expiration of sentence as committed O21
PardOned by Governor ----O O7
Pardoned by President O O1.
COMMITTED by military authorities 0O1.
Transferred to Insane Hospital - OO3
POPULATION
Population August 1st. 1887.
Population August 1st 1885, 387.
Increase during the year.
There is but one man here at present who is
listed among the resident officials of twenty eight
years ago, and that man is j. A. Westby, at pre-
sent Guard in charge of this office. He was then,
as the roster shows, Deputy Warden, and was in
in not email Of NOT ONLY, c+o,+;,,.