White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-29
Fourth-conviction of felony or In.

famous crime.
Fifth-Habltual gross drunkenness
party, which shall incapacitatc such
party from contributing his or her
share to the support of the family.
Sixth-Extreme cruelty in either
party.
Seventh-Neglect of the husband. for
the period of one year. to provide the
common necessaries of life. when such
neglect is not the result of poverty on
the part of the husband. which he could
not avoid by ordinary industry.
Sec. ?. The judgment or decree of
divorce granted under the provisions of
this act shall be n final decree; proyid-
ed. however. that IL the court shall find
trial that a reconciliation may be eff
fected between the parties, the court
may order the entry of an interlocu-
tory judgment declaring that the party
In whose favor the court decides is en-
Titled to a divorce, and from such in
terlocutory Judgment an appeal may be
taken within six 60 months after its
entry in the same manner and with
like effect as II the judgment were
final.
Sec. 3. When six (6) months have
expired after the entry of any interlo-
eutory judgment entered under section
= hereof. the court, on motion of either
party or on its own motion. may enter
a final judgment granting % the d.
yorce, and such final judgment shall (2)
restore each of the parties to the status
OF single persons, and 90 permit either
% marry AFTER the entry inH1fOIt DfO-
Yided, however, that the entry of such
final decree shall not validate any mar
rage contracted by either party SUISSE
quent TO the entry OF such inte%rlocntory
judgment and prior 10 the entry Of
such final decree, nor constitute any
defense 10 any criminal prosecution
made against either, and % such other
and further relief as may be necessary
20 complete disposition Of the action.
but IL any appeal is taken from any
such interloeutory judgment or motion
for a new trial made, final Judgment
shall not be entered until such motion
or appeal has been finally disposed OF.
nor then. Ii the motion has been grant
ed or judgment reversed.
See. !. Section p OF an act entitled
An act relating TO marriage and dI-
Noree. approved November IS. 1861. as
amended February Is. 1873. February
20, 1913, and February %. 1915. Is here
by repealed All other acts or parts OF
acts ~ conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed
IN act proposing n legislative substi-
tute Tor AN Act affecting divorce
md nnttcrs properly connected there
with. providing for infcrlocufory de-
erces of divorce In certain eases mud
eliminating what are commonly
known ~ short-term DEGREES In d.
sorce cnscs. and repeating section -
CT IN Act entitled An Act relating
a. marriage and divorce, approved
November -, 1891. as amended. and
nii other Acts or parts of Acts In con-
Nv UEtSthttu 10 AutN HHtE-
i~sinture by the Secretary of state
npon Initiative petition under section
. OF Article 10 OF the Constitution.
and To provide for the submission
of "A legislative substitute by the See
rotary of state to the qualified elect
ors for approval or rejection az the
next ensuing general election.
Approved March IS, 1921.
Whereas. There has been transmitted
TO this legislature a measure initiated
by petition OF more than ten per cent
tnf tho nualKfa1 alnataFa - ~. ~. -
Nevada as required by law. entitled
An ect Affecting divorce and matters
properly connected herewith. provid-
ing for interlocutory DEGREES of divorce
In certain cases and eliminating what
are commonly known as short-term de-
crees In divorce cases. and repeating
section p OF an act entitled Ar act re-
ltilnK 10 marriage aud divorce, ap-
proved November 2s. 1861. as amended.
ana all other acts or parts of acts In
conflict herewith" and
Whereas. The legislature has reject
ed such Initiative measure. and
whereas, Under the provisions OF
section. 3 OF article . Of the constitu-
ton OF Nevada, the legislature may,
With the approval OF the governor. pro
pose a different measure on the same
subject which shah be submitted by
the secretary of state To the qualified
electors for approval OF rejection at
the next ensuing general election;
now. therefore.
rhe People 81 he staff Of Nevada. rep
resented in senate and Assembly. do
enact rs follows.
section l.. The legislature Of the
state Of Nevada. with the approval Of
TIE governor, propose as a legislative
substitute FOR \ act affecting divorce
and matters properly connected there
with. providing for interlocutory de-
eliminating what are commonly known
as ahoft-term DEGREES Ia divorce cases.
ana repeating section p Of al act en-
ttled An act relating To marriaRe and
divorce approved November IS. IsGf.
as amended. and all other acts or parts
OF acts IN conflict herewith" that sec
tton.22 Of An act relating to marriage
1861, as amended and approved Fehru-
airy % 1913. be amended to read as fol-
Section %. Divorce from the bonds
OF matfimony may be obtained. by com
p1nint. under oath. TO the district court
OF the county In which the cause there
Tor shall have accrued. or in which
the defendant shall reside or be found.
or IN which the plaintin shall reside. II
the latter be either the county In which
the parties last cohabited. or In which
the platatin shall have resided six
months before suit be brought. for the
follow ing causes.
First-Impotency at the time of The
marriage continuing TO the time OF the
Second-Adultery. since the marriage
remaining unforgigen.
Thud-Nilfut deAertfon. AT any time.
OF eiiler party by the other, for the
period OF one year.
Fourth.conyiction OF felony or In
Finh.Habitlal gross drunkenness
contracted since marriage of either
party. which shall incapacitate such
party from contributing his or her share
TO the support of the family.
SlNth-EXtremc cruelty in either
party.
Seventh-Neglcct Of the husba nd. for
INC period q one year, to provide the
common neoessaries Of life, when suet
neglect Is not the result of poverty on
the tart or the husband which he could
NOT avoid by ordinary Industry; pro
slded, that, unless the cause OF action
snail nave accrued within the county
Whlle platntln and defendant were actu.
nliy domiciled therein. no court shall
nave jurisdiction to grant n divorce un-
loss timer tho plaintiff or defendant
shall nave been n resident Of the state
Tor a period OF not less than six months
next preceding the commencement OF