Uncodified Historic Legislation
This is an unofficial index database for historical and uncodified legislation. Electronic copies of the historic and uncodified acts are not available from this website or the Bureau of Legislative Research. Copies of the historical and uncodified acts may be obtained from the Supreme Court Library, the Secretary of State, the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville School of Law Library, or the University of Arkansas at Little Rock Bowen School of Law Library.
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Sub
Category
Category
Year
Act
No.
No.
Page No.
Sections Amended
Acts
Year
Year
Acts
No.
No.
Borden, Benjamin J.
appointed trustees, Arkansas Railroad and Transportation Co.
1846
p. 99
Rape extermination program
allowance for residents in training
1977
No. 146
Ratcliffe, J. G.
to incorporate Young Men's Christian Association of Camden
1860-1
No. 188
Ratcliffe, William P.
appointed trustee Quachita Conference Female College
1856-7
p. 53
Rawles, Alex, M.
temporary seat of justice, Drew County, in home of
1846
p. 19
Ray, J. G.
relieved of payment on bond for J. J. Robertson
1887
Private Act No. 4
Ray, Nancy J.
act for the relief of
1911
Private Act No. 103
Ray, R. H.
payment
1923
No. 373
Rea, Julia Ann and William Thomas
heirs of Israel Burns and Rebecca Burns
1859
No. 200
Rea, William Thomas
heir of Israel Burns and Rebecca Burns
1859
No. 200
Read, Charles
act for the relief of
1835
p. 66
Borden, Benjamin J.
appointed guardian, Tulip Female Collegiate Seminary
1850-1
p. 188
Read, John H.
paid for printing, Supreme Court opinions and acts 1837, 1838
1838
p. 97 (Act 1)
Read, John H.
paid for printing, Supreme Court opinions and acts 1837, 1838
1838
p. 98
Read, Mrs. Jane
estate of, sale of land
1838
p. 105 (Act 2)
Reader, Daniel A.
appointed trustee Mine Creek Male and Female College
1852-3
p. 22
Reagan, Wilburn D.
to incorporate Northwestern Border Railroad Company
1860-1
No. 16
Reagan, Wilburn D.
to incorporate Arkansas College
1852-3
p. 17
Real Estate Bank
accounts to be clarified
1854-5
p. 142
Real Estate Bank
all suits in special chancery court
1856-7
p. 103