The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-24

band, from habiIual iniemperance OF any
other cause, is about tc waste and
sqaander the property, legal OF equitable
moneys, credits, and chooses in action TO
which she is entitled in her own right, or
|any part thereof, or is proceeding frauds
ulenily 10 convert the same, or any parl
thereof, 10 his own use, for the purpose
Of placing The same beyond her reach,
and depriving her Of the benefit thereof,
and the court, upon lhe heating Of the
case, may enjoin the husband from dis
posing of or otherwise interfering with
such property, monies, credits, and chooses
in action, and may appoint receiver to
manage and control .he same for the ben.
eft Of the wife, and may also make such
other order in the premises as they may
deem just and proper, and upon the filing
Of such petition, a provisional injunction
may be allowed as in other cases, and
such petition shall be fled in the county
where said petitioner resides, and The
husband Of said petitioner shall be made
party defendant TO said petition 10 the
same manner as is provided for, by the
second section Of this act, in the case Of
petition for divorce.
Sec. l5 Ia all applications for di,
vorce, or for almony alone, aud in cases
where The petition is filed under the
eleventh section Of this act, where The
witnesses shall reside in the county in
which the application is made, or the pc.
iilon filed, lhey shall be examined in
open court, but If they shall reside wiih-
out the county, or are unable 10 attend
court; their deposition may be taken as in
other cases, but when the adverse party
shall not reside within the county where
ibe application or petition is penIing, or
in an adjoining county, or shall not have
an attorney residing in the county where
such application or petition is pending.
or in an adjoining county, the usual no
tice Of the time and place Of taking such
dispositions shall not be required, bat in
such case, notice Of the time and place
Of taking such depositions, shall be given
by publication in some newspaper circus
laiing in The county where the case is
pending, for three consecutive weeks
before the time Of taking such deposi-
tons, aud copy Of such notice shall, at
or before the first publication thereof, be
deposited in the post Office, properly dl.
rected 10 the party defendant, at his or
her place Of residence, when such res>
dence is known TO the petitioner, or can
with reasonable diligence be asceriainsd
by him or her. 3 2H
Sec. l6. That in the case ofpetilion
for divorce, or petition for alimony alone,
no appeal shall be allowed from any
Judgment or order Of the court Of COM
mon pleas 10 The district court
Sec. II. That in cases arising under
the eleventh section Of this act, either
party may appeal from any final judg.
meut or order Of the court of common
pleas to the district court, as in other
cases; but " hen such appeal is taken by
| the petitioner, she shall not be required
| 10 give bond. @o y
| Sec. lS. That the act entitled ''An
act concerning divorce and alimony,n
passed March 6lb, A. d.. 1910, aid an
ac entitled san act to amend an act
conce rning divorce and alimony," passed
Match 9th, lS4l, and an act entitled
"An act to amend the act concerning
divorce AMI alimony,' passed March 9Th,
1910, which was passed March 3, A. ID.
lS43, and an act entitled San acl to
amend the act concerning divorce and
alinony," passed March 9Th, ls40, which
was passed March 2, A. d. 1916, and
also an ACT entitled, san ACT authorizing
The granting of alimony," passed March
9th, 1851, be and the same are hereby
|repealed provided, that all causes ofdi-
vorce or aimony now existing under the
provisions Of the acts aforesaid, are here
by expressly reserved and protected, but
in all cases now pending or hereafter
commenced under said acts, the pro-.
ceedings shall be conducted according to
tie provisions OF IhIS ac!. Hq.ig PIE
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL, al N
President ofthe Senate.
March ii, 1858.
'il3f inE4 \
mo. l5.l
AN ACT supplementary 10 the act "to
provide for the organization Of cities
and incorporated villages passed
May 8, 1852.
Sec. l. Be it enacted b. the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
whenever it may be necessary for any
city to provide grounds and erect there,
on court house, Jail or public offices
for the use Of the county within which il
may be situated, il shall and may be
lawful for the council Of such city 10 Dor.