Gilbert Henry Stephenson. Case No. 6598. Monthly Parole Report. July 19, 1922.

MONTHLY REPORT

Of Gilbert H. Stephenson Register No. 6598
Duluth, Minn 228 E 1^st St.
CITY OF HOUSE OR MAIL ADDRESS

To J. J. Sullivan, Warden, Minnesota State Prison, Stillwater, Minnesota.
1. By whom have you been employed the last month? (Give name and address)
Geo H Lounsberry 322 ½ E Sup st
2. At what kind of work? Ans. Laborer
3. How many days have you worked? Ans. (Give number of days) 13 ½ days
4. What have been your wages per day or month? Ans. 3.50 per day
5. Cash on hand and due me at date of last report, - $ 9.00
6. Give total earning for month, - - - - - - - - $ 54.25 Total, $ 54.25
7. Expenditures—
Board, $ 40.00 ; Clothing, $ 15.35 ; Incidentals, $ 22.75 , - Total, $ 78.10
8. Cash on hand, $ 5.00 ; Due me, $ None ; - - Total, $ 5.00
9. If you have been idle during any portion of the month state why. Ans. Boiles (sic) on knee
10. Are you satisfied with your present employment, if not, why not? Ans. Yes
11. Where do you spend your evenings? Ans. Home
12. Do you attend church? Ans. No
13. Have you used tobacco? Ans. yes
14. Have you used intoxicating liquors? Ans. no
15. State what books, papers or magazines you have read. Ans. Duluth Herald
16. Have you attended any public meetings, dances, picnics or parties during the month, if so, where and when?
Ans. no
17. State in a general way, your surroundings and prospects. Ans. I am still in the employe (sic) of Geo H Lounsberry. Expect to work more
18. Have you had any trouble or misunderstanding with anyone? If so, state full particulars.
Ans. no
Remarks: I have been layed up most of the month with the piles and boiles
Dated at Duluth , Minn.,
this 19^th day of July 1922 Signed Gilbert H Stephenson
Statement of employer: I have read above
statements of paroled prisoner and certify that, to the
best of my knowledge, they are true. Countersigned Geo H. Lounsberry

This report must be mailed promptly on the 20^th of each month, to F. A. Whittier, State Agent, Stillwater.
Send copy to H. B. Whittier, State Agent, Room 29, The Capitol, St. Paul Minnesota