Donovan

This is an appeal from an interlocutory judgment of divorce (a divorce was granted to each of the parties, custody of the children was awarded and some of the property was distributed) “and from the whole of said judgment. ’ ’

Plaintiff wife brought an action in divorce against the defendant husband. She alleged among other things the usual matters and conditions and then set forth that the community property of the parties consisted of (1) the real property which was occupied by them with their two children as a home, (2) certain horses and a trailer, (3) household furniture and furnishings, (4) an interest in a joint venture, (5) shares of stock in the Donovan Ranch (a property located and operating in the State of Montana), (6) monies on deposit in a bank and monies in a savings and loan association, (7) certain notes receivable (Yellin notes), (8) life insurance and (9) automobiles. She asked for support and maintenance for herself and for custody, support and maintenance of the minors and attorneys’ fees and costs—further she requested that the husband be restrained from molesting her or the children and from taking any of the assets of the parties. She further prayed for a…