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.
Springdale
collector authorized to apportion share of county road funds collected within city for streets and highways
1963
No. 504
Springdale
validation of ordinance No. 65 creating an improvement district
1903
No. 3
Springdale
authority to re-enact waterworks ordinance Nos. 67 and 74
1905
No. 246
Spring, James
appointed trustee Far West Seminary
1844-45
p. 12
Spring Hill Male Academy
incorporated
1860-1
No. 223
Spring Hill Male Academy
incorporated
1856-7
p. 24 (Act 2)
Spring Hill Male Academy
incorporated
1844-5
p. 106
Califf, Edwin T.
to incorporate Batesville Grand Glaze Rail or Plank Road Company
1852-3
p. 48 (Act 2)
Spring Hill Female Academy
incorporated
1844-5
p. 110 (Act 2)
Spraggins, J. R.
appointed director of Lakeside School District
1905
No. 190
Spitzburg, Henry E.
Supreme Court authorized to admit to practice law
1923
No. 89
Spikes, Joseph
act for the relief of
1846
p. 159 (Act 2)
Spencer, William E.
Lacy Male and Female Academy, appointed trustee
1852-3
p. 75
Spencer, John
to incorporate Cane Hill Female Seminary
1852-3
p. 11
Spencer, Isaac P.
to incorporate Cane Hill Female Seminary
1852-3
p. 11
Spencer, Charles
Lacy Male and Female Academy, appointed trustee
1852-3
p. 75
Spence, Frances
constituted a feme sole
1852-3
p. 308 (Act 2)
Spence, Dudley
appointed trustee Arkadelphia Female College
1860-1
No. 73
Calhoun County
time holding chancery court
1921
No. 63
Speer, William B.
authority to build toll bridges across Antoine Creek
1840
p. 98