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.
Category
Sub
Category
Category
Year
Act
No.
No.
Page No.
Sections Amended
Acts
Year
Year
Acts
No.
No.
Stuart, Elijah
removed as trustee, Town of Washington
1828
p. 11 (Act 2)
Stuart, James L.
security for James S. Smith, released from payment of fines, penalities, and forfeitures
1875
p. 147
Stuart, James M.
estate transferred from Hempstead to Sevier County
1829
p. 86
Stuart, William T.
guardian authorized to sell real estate
1837-8 (Spec. Sess.)
p. 69 (Act 2)
Stubblefield, Beverly
dissolving marriage
1831
p. 52
Alcoholic beverages
family exception for minors
2009
No. 352
Carden, W. C.
released from liability as surety on bond for J. L. Vaught
1901
Private Act No. 2
Stubblefield, Fielding
appointed commissioner, Lawrence County
1828
p. 16
Stubblefield, Nancy W. Clark
name changed to Nancy W. Jones
1831
p. 52
Student Financing Board
established
1955
Sections 6 and 9 of Act 131 of 1949
1955
No. 69
Study commission
impact of Const. Amend. No. 59
1985
No. 589
Stuttgart
judge salary
1979
Stuttgart
salary of municipal court judge
1977
No. 788
Stuttgart and Arkansas County
salary of municipal court judge
1987
No. 1031
Stuttgart and Arkansas County
municipal county judge salary
1985
No. 955
Stuttgart and Arkansas County
municipal judge salary
1983
Stuttgart and Arkansas County
judge salary
1981
No. 694
Carden, W. F.
released from liability as surety on bond for J. L. Vaught
1901
Private Act No. 2
Sugar Loaf Academy
sale or gift of liquor within three miles prohibited
1899
Repealed
1899
No. 17
Sugar Loaf Academy
sale or gift of liquor within three miles prohibited
1889
No. 48