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An Act to define more particularly the Boundaries

 of the County of Scott.

 Sec. 1. Be U enacted by the General As- sem6ly of the Territory of Arkansas, That all that portion of the Counties of Crawford and Johnson included within the following boundaries, to wit: beginning at place on the line between the United States and the Choctaw Indians, at what is commonly caiied the Back Bone or Dividing Ridge, between Fort Smith and James Fork of the Porto, running thence eastwardly, crossing the Wash Grass, and keeping the general course of the main dividing ridge, crossing Six Mile creek at what is commonly called the Narrows, continuing on the main di- vide to where the line between ranges twen- ty-three and twenty -four west, crosses said dividing ridge, thence south with said range to the main dividing ridge between the wa ters of Fourche Lefave and Washita, thence westwardly with said dividing ridge to the Choctaw boundary line, thence north with said line to the place of beginning, shall be, and the sameis hereby, erected into sepa- rate and distinct county, to be called and known by the name of Scott. From and after the taking effect of this act, the said county of Scott shall have and possess all the powers, privileges and immunties of a separate and distinct county.

 APPROVED October 24, 1885.