The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-05

onment in the penitentiary, in which case
the application shall be made while the
husband is so confined.
SEC. II. The proceedings on said petr-
ton for alimony alone shall in all respects
be conducted as in applications for divorce
under the provisions Of this act, and the
said Court shall upon satisfactory proof Of
any or all the charges in said petition
make such order for the disposition, care
and maintenance Of the children of such
marriage, if any there be, as shall be just
and reasonable, and restore to the wife
all her lands, tenements and hereditaments
not previously disposed of, and shall give
judgment in her favor for such allmony
out Of her husbands real and personal
property as may be just and equitable, to
be allowed to her in real or personal pro-
perty, or both, or in moneys payable ei-
thcr in gross or in enstallments, and the
Court Shall also by their said judgment
vest in her the right and powerto acquire,
hold, manage and dispose Of property,
money, and chooses in action, and to
bring and MAINTAIN suits in her own behalf
free from the control or interference of
her said husband; or the same may be
vested in trustees for her use and benefit.
SEC. l2. That when the wife shall file
her petition under the provisions of this
act, praying for divorce from her hus-
band, or for alimony alone, the residence
of her husband shall not be so construed
as TO preclude her from the provisions of
this act.
Sec. IS. A change of venue shall be
allowed by any court in which any peti-
ton for divorce or almony may be filed
for the hearing and determination of the
same upon the petitioner making applica-
ton therefore and making an affidavit
that in his or her behalf fair and impair
tial hearing and determination cannot be
had before the Court in which the petition
is fled and in case of such change of venue
the cause shall be removed to any county
of the same judicial district for hearing
and determination.
Sec. Ia. That any married woman
may file her petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, setting forth that her huS'
band from habilual intemperance or any
other cause, is about 10 waste and squan-
der the property, legal or equitable, mon
ey, credits and chooses in action TO which
she is entitled in her own right, or any
part thereof, or is proceeding traudIently
to convert the same, or any part thereof,
to his own use, for the purpose oil placing
the same beyond her reach and dePrivlng
her of the benefit thereof, and the court,
upon the hearing of the case, may en-.
Join the husband from diSposing OF or
otherwise interfering with such property,
monies. credits, and chooses in action,
and may appoint a receiver 10 manage
and control the same for the benefit OF
the wife, and may also make such other
order in the premises as they may deem
Just and proper, and upon the filing oi
such petition provisionslinj njunction may
be allowed as in other cases; and such
petition shall be filed in the county where
said petitioner resides, and the husband
of said petitioner shall be made a party
defendant to said petition in the same
manner as is provided for by the second
secti of this act, in the case of a Petl'
ton for divorce.
SEC. IS. In all applications for divorce.
or Tor alimony alone, and 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 petition filed,
they shall be examined, in open court, but
if thew shall reside without the county, or
are unable to attend court, their deposi
ton may be taken as in other cases, but
when the adverse party shall not reside
within the county where the application
or petition is pending, or in an adjoining
county, or shall not have an attorney re.
siding in the county where such appIica-
lion or petition is pending, or in an ad-
Joining county, the usual notice OF the
time and place of taking such deposi.
tons, shall not be required, but in such
case. notice of the time and place OF ta-
king such deposition, shall be given by
publication in some newspaper circula.
ting in the county where the case is pend
ing for three consecutive weeks before
the time of taking such depositons, and
a copy of such notice shall at or before
the first publicr ton thereof be deposited
in the post office, properly directed to the
party defendant, at his or her place OF
residence. when such residence is known
to the petitioner, or can with reasonable
diligence be ascertained by him or her.
SEC. l6. That in the case Of petition
for divorce, or petition for alimony alone,
no appeal shall be allowed from any judg.
menl or order of the Court of Common
Pleas to the district court.
SEC. II. That in cases arising under
the eleventh section Of this act, either
party may appeal from any final Judg'
ment or order of the Court OF Common
Pleas TO the District Court, as in other
cases but when such appeal is taken by
the petitioner, she shall not be required
to give bond
Sec. IS. That the act entitled "An act
concerning divorce and aimony." passed
March 9Th, A. d. 1910, an act entitled
"An act to amend an act concerning dl'
vorce and alimony," passed March 29th,
184l, and an act entitled IAN act 10
amend the act concerning divorce and al
imony," passed March 9Th, 1910, which
was passed March 8, A. ID. 1913, and an
ac, entitled IAN act TO amend the act con-
cerning divorce and alimony" passed