History of Osceola County Iowa From Its Organization to the Present Time

to-wit: Resolved, that the County of Osceola in the State of Iowa, be organized at he general election of 1871. Resolved, that three townships be formed out of the County of Osceola in the State of Iowa, to-wit: All of Township No. Ninety-Eight, of Range Thirty-nine, Forty, Forty-One and Forty-Two, shall compose one township to be known and called Goewey Township. All of Township No. Ninety-Nine, Range Thirty-Nine, Forty, Forty-One and Forty-Two, shall compose one township to be known and called Holman Township. And all of Township No. One Hundred, of Range Thirty-Nine, Forty, Forty-One and Forty-Two, shall compose one township to be known and called Horton Township. Resolved, that an election be held for the election of Township and County officers at the general election for 1871, to be held as follows, to-wit: In Goewey Township, at the house of E. Huff; in Holman Township, at the house of A. Culver; in Horton Township, at the house of H. R. Fenton. Resolved, that the question of whether the Provisions of Chapter 144 of the Laws of the Twelfth General Assembly of the State of Iowa, shall be enforced in Osceola County, Iowa, shall be submitted to the legal voters of said County, at the general election of 1871, as provided in said chapter. Resolved, that the proper officers are hereby authorized and instructed to do and take all necessary steps to have these resolutions carried into effect. Resolved, that the Auditor be instructed to assess...