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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

/. RUN ON THE BANK OF ENGLAND. In
May, 1884 run upon the bank of En-
gland" was produced by the walls of
London being placarded with the en-
phatic worus,"to stop the Duke go for
gold" advice which was followed as
soon as given, to prodigious extent
The Duke of Wellington was then very
unpopular; and on Monday, the l4th of
May, it being urgently believed that the
Duke had formed a Cabinet, the panic
became universal, and the run upon the
Bank of England for coin was so inces-
SAINT that in a fey hours upwards Of half
a million was carried Of. Mr.. Double
day, in his Life of Sir Robert Peel, !"
states it to be we'll known that the above
placards were the device Of iio1r genie
men, Two Of whom were elected members
Of the Reformed Parliament. Each put
down $50, and the sum thus dubbed
WAS expended in printing thousands of
these terrible missiyes, which were ca
gerly circulated and were speedily seen
upon every wall in London. The effect
is hardly TO be described. TWAS cleo
tric.-N Z Courier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

FORMER BANK SuspEysIoN,.-The first gen
eral suspension OF specie payments by banks
occurred in 1914, Immediately after the cnl ture
of the city Of Washington by the British. The
banks of New York suspended, and did moi re-
sumo fer three 0. four ysaHs IN 1851 na,., Ri.
Of OH ork' May 10. and the next day the ban1 a.
ca. DOS, on, Philadelphia and Baltimore nlia~1
18th III ! hrlnna, Ii a-asA-4.-i IL go
A general resumption Of specie payments
was at empted in 1899, BIT a large proportion,
of the banks did not succeed in the operation,
and a universal resumption was not effected
until ls4 3 and lS4i. 90
The Suspension in New York in 1877 was
preceded by period Of unprecedented COM
mecial distress. Three h ndred heavy firms
failed there that spring, with liabilities estima-
It'd at 50 % O,0J3, ani it was said that 20 %
men, dependant on their daily labor for their
support were thrown out Of emit layment. The
r;ssnre was equally severe in other places
l6s firms failed in Boston during the six months
preceding the Observation-Disclosures Repubii-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21
Our Rail Road.

Our Rail Road.
In these times Of general depression in bust
ness, and the almost universal collapsing Of R.
Road Stocks, the step ing Of work on uniiiisl'.
ed lines and the assignment to contractors Of
the lines just completed, it is gratifying TO be
able to Iort that the McGregor Road met her
FIRST estimate promptly, and made provision for
the employment Of an additional force on the
ten miles OF grading under contract. The
means within -re.ch Of the company for the
work TO be donethe coming winter and spring,
are ample. aud while other roads arc trembling
under the excitement inherent in organizations
kased upon mere fiction, ours is SO firmly plant
Cd in the growing necessities Of our beautiful
and productive interior, and so well guarded
BY the energies ofea Dircc;orJ. Who know no
such word as ssF ALL" that it moves ahead with
step that promises speedy completion. BY
May lss, 1858, Ten miles will be ready for the
irsn.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

WHEN TO ADvERTf,E.-rhe leaaing partner
in q publishing house, who was rapidly ushing
his advertisements during the duh season, beng
interrogaed in regard to The police, replied
the very time of all 9th rs 10 crowd, sir, give
us the field when few ad, ertisers occ Ply it, and
We care not how hard the times are, it as us
well at all times, because we know how far to
60 but esr ecially it pays in times like the re-
sent, when tie majority OF business men in gu"
line have taken their hooks nut of the water,
thinking no bites are 10 be had, we are satisfied
that no hing has kept us constant run OF trade
fos the past ninety days but pushing our mott
ces thro Oh this dull season.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21
CONCERT! CONCERT!

On Monday evening next, ct Evans Hall, over Hunt
ting Il Co.'S Store, we to have the renowned
Baker Family,
in their pleasing and popular songs. We have heard
the company in the East and citizens may be sure
of rich musical entertainment they ever listened
to. Each singer perfect in his part and the world
cannot exceed them in the cnrapturng power of song.
But few words are necessary in comnenda'ion of TIE
BAKERS We all know them, and if the Hall Is large
enough the whole town WILL be present to hear then.
Who will refusc to spend poor little aUARTEa when
so much happiness can be obtained for it Z ''
Let every work Cor the Bakers-they GO erve q
full house. Doors open at 6 10.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

CORPORATION TAxFs.-Havc you paid Up I
If not, 60 Immediately to the Marshall, D. AL.
len, and fork over. The City Fathers are doing
good work on our Streets and cyory man
should do his art to secure its completion be-
fore bad weather sets in.--Dont listen to argu-
ments against paying your assessments unless
you are willing to live in mud and water, and
be re. reached by every stranger who visits u.s.
Our Town has good name abroad,-let Us
show that it is deserving Pay up--Pay up
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

WIcKED-A correspondent of The Rochester
Union states that in going from Prairie du
Chen to La Crosse few days since, he saw a
sight. At one end Of the long saloon clergy
man was preaching to small crowd ; in the
middle, gambling was in process, and at the
other end there was music and dancing
AL hoax Mr.. Union, Mississippi travellers
are free aud easy set, but they are not so bad
as this scrbbler represents them. We have
never been on a boat where gambling was al
lowed at oil,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21
County Election.

County Election.
We publish below The Official vote Of Clay
ton County. 1t would take more space and
time than would be- profitable or incrcstin@,t to
give the vote by precincts and to this reason
we may add, that we have not got tho returns
in detail ard therefore we cant pt blish them.
We arc indebted to Euel Kna, p ESQ, of Llka.
der, ana to Judge Iotcr of Gu:enber., for
early returns Of the county vote. In lctte;s
received since the election it has been some
whit frequently minated that the ID mocrat;c
Ticket was scratched only in III S Township
Very likely; but as we wcr2 b@sly engaged on
our payer all d}y (our publication day. we did
not pay much attention to- the vote. We
always vote. if well enough to walk, and as
ire generally do that work wi hout fear or favor,
we su POSE others are moved in the same II an
ner Nobody at McGrcgor belongs to us and
of course We are not responsible for the man.
ner of their voting. We write the Simon Prrc
doc.r:ne Gn our o; inion) and if our readers
are not convinced, it is their misfortune or the
result of OR inability to impress them.
1t viii be seen that the m j.. for Lowe is 436
less than that given for Fremont in November
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

u Our friend s. L. Saxby of M mona, has
jest received a large stock of Groceries, choice
Liquors, &c also quantity of Green Apples
which are remarkably zinc, he is repaired to sell
at wholes lie as well as at retail. If you want
good dish of oysters cooked in tie most APP
proved style, call at Saxby's, his store is north
of Egbe Is Hotel.
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ooh wad tho power the gi.tic gis vs.
To sec ourseis as ithcrs see US
II wad frac lnony blunder FREQ us

And foolish notion" ~ Ht4a'
This old AND oft-rcpeated quotation came
very forci5ly to us on reading short time since
Il grave scmi-essav on the ethics of.Newspapers
in the Dubuque Times. The Editor stated that
the Times was established by company Of
gentlemen, that the city of Dubuque might
have respectable newspaper, &C., &c,-Bro
Lyons, or mayhap Bro. Clement, gives one Of
its city contemporaries moral blow, intended to
be exterminating, on the wickedncss of putting
. Lager Beer Saloon of recent establishment
The pcaders of that respectable journal are
taught to regard this act as among the seven
deadly sins almost, and yet nearly on the same
line Of latitude $50 TO speak, in nrallel column
we find snowy advertisements announcing that
somebody has 500 BARRELS or WalskrY FOE
SALE! Is there any more harm in telling peo-
pie editorially that your advertising customer
is prepared to treat in gcn'lemanly manner,
those who visit his saloon, than it is to place in
your advertising columns notice that WHISKY
can be purchased at such place? The only
difference is, that the Editor receives twice as
much money for loaded noticcinnews columns
than he would get for the insertion of equiva-
lent matter in the Advertising Page. and hence
lie has t,cice the Justification for the act ifndced
il required justification.
The truth is that Newspapers are sustained,
not by their readers, who often c!othe them
selves in fancied morality and launch their
criticisms at the Righteousness Of the Fress =
H. h,,c;pn ,oufS IF of
class of men who live by providing for the
habits, necessities and foliics of universal man
kind and the only question to be asked rela.
tive to the Iroprie'y Of accepting pay for the
publication of a notice, is whether the business
referred to is legal. If it is not, it's followers
are apt to desire it, entire publicity. however
they might wish certain class were familia
with its locationIf it is legal, tits regarded by
the Rcprest natives of the masses as no sub.:ec
for statute condemnation and hence branch Of
legitimate trade.
AT all events we would not announce TO-
$500 that Whisky could be had by The 800
gallons at such No and street, and make pre-
tensions TO q morality tA.t would decline t.
tell the purchaser where he can, find the poison.
The affcctaton of piety and mo. atty would be
teo transparent to deceive 'hesim. lest observer,
md on the score of policy if nothing else We
would admit at once tn It our columns are open
for the use Of any man who want d to in tic
customers or business toa legal trade. Them's
our sentiments at any rate, and IL We are astray
we hoI 6 some ghoslly father will give US pail
back.
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l. A ST
i A ST. -
MINNESOTA FOREVER :!

MINNESOTA FOREVER y
By the Northern Bell Of this morning, (2lst)
we hsve the st. Paul Times of Monday the
lJth--it concedos the election of the entire
Democratic State Ii cket
GovInNoI, CoSG e sMES, d LEGISLATURE i.
THE CONSTITUTION ADoI TED UNANIMOUSLY :.
One Hundred Guns for our Youngest
Sister a.,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

The PEEAcHEas.--Drs. Bellows, Charin,
cheever and RisinP lReaaas@ssA Of tile
cause of the hard times. Cheeyer argues that
the Central America disaster among other in
fictions, was Part of Gods chastt ming of the
nation because it had failed to Get at defiance
the Supreme Court in the bred Scott decision.
Of the ladies. The latter reason is ecclesiasti-
cal at all c7en.s--the groundwork of all bad
times had its origin in the error Of woman, if
we read Genesis literally. . .t.a.s ss..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

A PaUorNrI,L HlNr-Target Excursions,
Firemen's Parades, and al that fort of ,hing g,
are very leasant and very edifying-but they
are also somewhat expensive. ann We wo' Id
respectfully hint 10 the Dung mech mics clerks
will not be likely 70 need the money they cot
during the approaching Winter. A little pru-
dence now may prevent good deal Of cmbar-
rassment by and by NeD York Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

VALUABLE TO I've Blu SIN! 50 MAN.-"The
CHICAGO Real Estate News Letter, AMI North.
Western Insurance Monitor" comes to Is for
October, enlarged to sixteen races. 1t is a
perfect e. itome of the l. nd. nking, Manu-,
featuring, hgIicult raj and Insurance interests
OF the no th.Wcst. No man engaged in tusi'
ness should be wi.hoat it, Terms ONE RoLL,n
per yea, in advance. a...
Address,
GALLAGHER & GILBERT,
Chicago, Ill.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

HARD TINES AHEaD-A New York daily
says That by the middle of December at least
leo, GOO in that city will be out of work and out
of means. The ship.yards are nearly idle, the
forndries but half working, and the largest
clothing houses doing but little. Women have
come 800 miles to find work at Clothing stores
only to beg their way home again. Soup houses
for hungry PERSONS who can find no labor will
he vented before January. No winter since
hat Of 1887, has so gloomy preface for the
laboiing classes in New York. as the approach
ing one t,Ht
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

MuRpER.-The Davenport American states
that a son Of w. G. Cotes, Esq Of that city
was killed on the 7th at Galesbargh, H.. by a
man namcd Young for whom Cotes had been
at work. Deceased demanded his wages Of
Young and the latter threw him violently on
the ground, fracturing Lis skull 50 that he sur
vived but few hours Young is now in jail
for trial. --- .-.l-. - --.
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M A r r I e D.

In Wagner Town hip. Clayton Co.. Iowa on Tuesday
Oct. Goth. by Rev. Mr.. MfnN. Mr. BASS D. ErRRING-
HAM to Miss ELIZABETH i. NOOK, all OF Clayton Co.
Accompanying the above notice wc received tho mcs.
elegant present Of Cake, ratry, Confectionery, &C. Il
ha been our fortune to in long time. On ono cf
the little o,ve Of ugarcd the initials Of tho
bride beautifully raised, and every article before
ne indicates that our bachelor friend has found
oecasInH TO return unnrr.rcts sne
fair bride May her pathway through life DO strewed
with flowers. ---- ---.r--- IL
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The W'averiy Hotel.

twill tc seen BY reference TO OR card CO.
lumn that Am. EASTMAN late of the West
Union Eouse has tax II the WAvEELY in this
pIac,.
The following testimonial clipped from the
Fay Journal is very t'att'rng to the new
host Of the Waverly and we tr"st he may earn
still highcrre su'at, IN here than he. seems to
have acquired during his residence at West
Union. The test monal is worthy the more be-
cause Of lis being nsoliciteA.
Testimonial. IT,.
En-. OK THE FAYETTE Jovry,1.
SIR We wish through your worthy Pa
per to tender our sincere thanks to A NJ. EAST
MAN the amiablc and gentlcmanly p op ietor
of the West Union House, for his unsur SIS d
att nticn to the comforts and wants of thu Sc
who thought propr to make lis house their
Quart rs while taTr ing at West Union We
had the good fort ne 10 Sc ure lod ings ut this
& st class Ho'e during the last term OF the Dis
let CouIt AMI c. IL truly that taking all
things into coNside:at on. his l. enc Of The best
pnl lie hous, in the no III North West. We
M t there du ing coart week not only many OF
the most disting; iHhed members OF the ba",
! Ut SOM of Tie most Distinguished G sonagos
Of our State, amongst whom were the Hon.
J. w. GRIMES, NJ .KIRXwo n. and others.
Sun 'Etw Cd. .. S.P. WHITE, g4.
JrR ME WILCOX, F.F. NEWTON,
VIM. II THORNTON, l.. d. huLIylx,
s. B. toRsE:, j.. i. EARLL, ......
ORLANDO CLARK.
We heartily ncur in the above expr' ssion
eormen atory of the gent'cmanly con .uct OF
"minc host 4. NJ. EASTMAN. of the West
Union Hotel. ...a
... Z. II. WILLIAMS.
CT. REMIcK
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

PoErRy.-We find in an exchange the fol-
lowing gem. The author says the feet are not
all of a length, but that is othis fault so much
as it is that Of the NATURAL flow Of ideas--t-ey
ran over on the last line:
"The squirt is a nee bird
And has a bu hey tale .a.. .
" lie SON Zines sets upon lin ..- -...r
And Sometimes q ralc. ..... .... . e..r
ter t.sars kruts in the time go that his
--aAl.-sz: Lax XII ~ f-ls'
EpITo -IAL.--The Editor of the Davenport
Democrat was member Of a committee at the
late State Fair. He rorts as follows
THE best Wooden Cloak was worn by lady
of III Sc tine ; also, the best Socks and home
made Shirt" '.r.a p
Our contemporary mast have male q very
thorough examination. 1t strikes US he should
have shifted the subject before he roach:d the
climax.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

TRAVELLING BaoK Rs.-We are pleased to see
that the cit of our old Indiana home,
SOUTH BEND, have recently advised cert4in
eassorting bi okers" who visited the place fer
the purpose of carrying Off the gold Of their
banks. to get carefully and speedily on the re-
turn cars cast, or s. beet themselves to being
dressed In hahiliments of tar and feathers. At
La Porte, gents Of the same character received
the. same friendly advice. In both instances
the new suit was declined and the knights Of
the CARPET bag retired
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

NEW MAYOR CT Dv UaU Mayor WILSON
resigned hia position bcfyre the state election,
and the Co neil have chosen IS his successor
Hon. Gro. L.. N NIGHTINGALE. a very prominr mt
democratic Alderman of the City. The new
Mayor is one of tn, old settlers OF DCbuque'
and as he is a reader Of the Times We conclude
he is right in every respect.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff.
by n. NJ. FUTILE, Deputy.
Sheriff s SIZE.

NJ OTlCE Il hereby gwen, that ty Wiz. &c Of ese-
sution isfued out Of the othec OF the Dlstriol
Clerk OF Clayton County Iowa. and TO me Greeted
againet the good aud ciattel of Reuben H. 70 er,
ca h. in front OF Alan Barr stable in the village
OF Monona, Clay on County, Iowa, the &c h Gay OF
October, A. D. 1851, between the hours OF 10 o'co
de cribcd goods and chatcl to Wit tns Eve year 4
brown mare, 10 fati " at of judsu,u rendered
again't AID Reuben r. 70 ter, al the lrlteI Term
a. u. 1907, Ct the District Court OF C.aycn couag,
Iowa, n favor q Alan On Ear fog ts ui Of seyea
hundred ard y-tyc dollar sud thirty cent?
JAMES DAVIS, sheriif.
53! a#s by N. NJ TtITLl, Deputy.
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are becoming vastly important. Hon. Jas.
Ihorin"ton is the President Of the com any
concerned in the work they have on hand one
hundred tons of mineral and the indications arc
that the developments will b" very rich and
very abundant We mean to see that region
fcfor" long-a quarter of land LES near it that
We hope may yet Prove Of great value to US,
pay ing the taxes is all the benefit we have yet
derived.
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The Views.

Coming down the stree. morning or two
rince, friend met US and iaqni ed "the news. y
We began to tell him about elections, when h,
interrupted Va with "Oh d-n the elections
want to know about tie times east /" Well, we
suppose our readers are in pretty much the
same. state of health" AMI in the absence Of
final or, we may rather say. in the possession
Of c.nf;c.ing rcror's rc,a.iec TO the success Of
either party. we shall leave tie subject of cleo
lions at pr, sent, and give gen raj tumble on
the timts. 80 4tS
Nearly all the Banks in the Union have gone
through the process of suspension, and the best
Of them have resumed with the intention to
pay ont cur ency instead Of God. Cold is
worth but one FER cent in n. Y. Stocks are
I'm! rowing. Groceries arc declining-Sugars
6k. Molasscs 90 cents per gallon. Prepare.
tons arc making to ship largely from the west
this fall and several fleets OF Merchant vessels
have gone out with cargoes Of grain to Europe,
A general feeling Of Improvement Is mani
k-t throughout the country and particularly in
our large cities. Goods have Eccn re-shi, ped
+, Errope from our ea-board. n-&&0 ,g4a
A ter .ihle 4. r. accident occurred on the N
Tho arrival OF the Nortlerx Light was ven
welcomc--it;brouyht l,65O,OOO in specie. ~.
Til, steamship Asia reached N. Y. on the
l7th.. She brought $4,000 in specie. Her
news il not important. The India troubles arc
growing worse. .l..g..,. ....-s
The Banks Of New Yuk, New Orleans
Gin. and baltimore, now take oil good snspcn.
dcd paper, end urdcr the better influence ut
work they propossto discount freely. We have
doubtless reached the bottom and the course
now will be upward. The policy Of taking all
parer of sound credit whether suspended o,
not, has won. and the ultimate failure of the
N. \. Banks rendered its adoption Univ ersal.-
Everybody breathes easier. 4i @aa
THE ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA elects Packer Gorcrno or by 10
10 S 900. "
CALIFORNIA elects Weller over all by IL 900
MIsssgrpI is democratic.
GEORGIA elects dem. Governor and eight
NJ mbers Of CONGRESS.
ONO is reserted for chnse BY less than 500
-, democratic Legislature.
ISilAsA held no general election. The va
esncy for Consr IS in the Fort Wayne district
n filled by CASE, rep.--as before. ErsLAef,
tIcm., is elected in tie vacancy in the south
west part Of the state.
IowA.-!n 80 counties heard from, SAMurLs
gains 5 700 votes ON the Presidential race, and
in the 70 counties TO hear f.om, he has proba-
bly, overcome the 300 Fremont votes vet to
beat. Tine Dubuque Democratic papfrs elect
Samuals-he Rel ubican papers elect Lowe.
There is democratic gain in the Lower House
Of Ii. The re'uns from the different cour-
tiesare conflicting and We can tell nothing
about the res;.lt.
MIME oTA The Pioneer of Friday Gays
Ramsey stock is down 1t gives ma;orities
from about 20 counties and SipLEr Democrat
r. 900 ahead. We have since heard that Fill
mere County. usually Republican, is Democrat
ic by IS to 100 The Chicago s. Dubuque pa
pers shy Ramsey aui the whole R-r. State
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

LARGE SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS
TIE President is said to have signed
proclamations for the sale of two and a
half millions Of the public domain in
California near 45O,O acres in Mis-
souri,, and the INDICATED tracts in the
Sioux half breed reservation on Lake
Pepin in the territory of Minnesota
These sales in California, will take place
during the month Of May next, and in
Missouri and Minnesota in March next.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

TIp You EvER.--Chaite ton Of the Lansing
Mirror, apologies for lack Of edito ial mat
ter as follows "Our jou neymen have been
sick, iob work las crowded us, and on the morn
ing of the election our '.bettcr half Presented
us with 81 of young Edi'or-'ss!' He Gays
his "hands, head and heart a.e too full to attend
to ord nary duties.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

20 ABAI.L-i The yo n, people Of McCresor
are adsfsed that a Cotillion Party will come of
at the new Store House Of Homer Kennedy on
Main Street. on Friday erening next. The ar
ransemcnts are in the hands Of competent
persons; the room is large, end a good time
may be expected. al are invited to attend
close times. "fegone dull care is the only
sensible sentiment for tight money market.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-21

TIRED OF IT.-Ger ct Smith at il recent Aho-
lition Convention at Rochester, stated that he
had done Bleeding for Abolition socitics. He
had paid $500 for their use and he don't know
.'w here the money goes" At the conclusion
of his ssccch he said he was tired, disguised
and needed sleep. and he therefore moved an
adjournment sine die.
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GaApIne.-We arc glad to zee our village
authorities at the work of cutting down lower
Main Street and filling Up in front Of Helwigs
Blacksmith Shop. We have got an industi-
Gus common council-no member is afraid of
work