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.
Johnson County
licensing of peddlers, hawkers, agents, and manufacturers provided for
1905
No. 346
Johnson County
salary of county and probate judge fixed
1891
No. 122
Johnson County
exempted from prohibition on use of seines to catch fish
1897 (Ex. Sess.)
No. 46
Johnson County
exempt from apportionment of revenue from liquor licenses
1903
No. 164
Johnson County
fix salaries of county and probate judges
1881
No. 72
Johnson County
fix salary of county and probate judge
1883
No. 76
Johnson, W. B.
to incorporate Northwestern Arkansas Baptist Female Institute
1860-1
No. 71
Johnson, A. C.
act for the relief of
1875
p. 151 (Act 2)
Johnson, A. S.
appointed levee director for Red River Levee District No. 1
1905
No. 97
Johnson, A. G.
appointed trustee, town of Arkadelphia
1846
p. 131
Johnson, A. W.
to incorporate Helena and Trenton Horse Railroad Company
1860-1
No. 60
Johnson, Abner
appointed Commissioner, Chicot County
1823
p. 40
Johnson, Ben
payment
1923
No. 373
Johnson, Benjamin
appointed judge of 2nd circuit
1827
p. 33
Johnson, Benjamin
assigned to 2nd judicial circuit
1828
p. 33
Johnson, Benjamin
to hold court in 2nd judicial circuit
1829
p. 21
Johnson, Benjamin S.
to incorporate Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad Company
1852-3
p. 201
Johnson, Betsey Morgan
marriage dissolved
1823
p. 24
Johnson, Charles B.
to incorporate Arkansas Western Railroad Company
1852-3
p. 95
Johnson, Charles B.
to incorporate the Odd Fellows Hall Association Fort Smith
1850-1
p. 215