Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

Whereas, . convention cor the surrrnis Of Grim.
,n ,, % 81 hms,,s n'm an, ju; ,hs k. sassen ihs limited
was concluded aud signed by their respective Pieni.
potenliares at San salvador on the I'd day Of Nay,
English and spanish languages. Is word for word a.
follows,
| CONVENTION roa THE SURRENDER or clIniSAu n.
fwEEs InE usiIEp srArn or AskaIcA AND fuE
kEruhLic % sALyApsk.
The United States Of America and the Republic
Of Salvador. having Judged u expsdient, with Q
view 10 the better administration ofIustice. md 10
the prevention u crime within their respective ter
ritories and Jurisdiction. that pensns convicted VI
90 charged with the crimes hervinaitsr specified,
and being ~firitiyes from Justice. should. under Ger
tain circumstances. DO rreiprocally delivered NJ,
have resolved To conclude Q convention for thai
purpose, and have appointed a. their Pienipotsn-
lLaHe., the President % the Unitei states, Alfred
President of the Republic Of salyador. senor Doc
tor Don Gregorio Arbirn, Minister Of Foreign AZ
tairs; who. after r~eeiproeal communication VI their
full powers. found IN good and due form. have
agreed upon The following articles, 10 witt
ARIicLE !. The Government Of The United ststss
and the Government of Salvador mutually ssrve TO
ot charged with the crimes specified In the follow
Ing article. committed within The Jurisdiction Of ono
o. t ,s, s%n, xi,sin i ssr',., ,, MAJ . es ne an o, ,,y,am mo-, or
enoe % ermlnahty a., according 10 tbs laws % the
L. iouni. would justify III. Or her sppsensnsisn and
commitment Tor trial II the crime had been thsre
AR. ?. Persons shall be delivered up who shall
have been convicted of. OF h. charged. according tn
TIE provisions of this convention, with any Of the
following crimes!
1T. Murder. comprebeniing the crimes desig.
mated In the penal codes Of the contracting parties
BY, the isnn. homiciie. parIelde. assassination.
-. The attempt to commit murder.
81 The crimes Of rape. arson, piracy and muuny
by fraud or vioisnce against die coinmsndsr, hsv.
taken possession Of the vessel.
9th. The crime Of buvlary. defined 70 the action
another with the intent to commit fslouy, and the
crime of robbery. defined 10 BE- the action Of felon-
busiy and ioreibly taking nom the per-on %
another goods or money by violence. or putting him
In fear.
:tl. The crime Of forgery. by which 10 under
Stool ths utirrance OF forged payer. the counter
citing Of public. sovereign ot government aets-
9th. The fabrication Or circulation ol counter
fcit money. either coin or paper. Of public bonds,
bank notes AMI obligstioDs. and In general u all
things tsing titles or Instruments VI credit, the
CONTRIBUTING of seals. dies, STAMPS. and marks Of
stats and pubic administration. and the utieranee
IN. The embeIIlsment Of public moneys. COM
mittei within the jurisdiction Of either party. by
public otieers 90 deposiiors.
hired or salsrei. 10 tbs detrinisnt Of thsir employ
.ts. when these crimes ate subject to Infamous pun.
Arr. :. The provisions. Of this trrsty shall no,
apply 10 any cnme or ofense Of . political cLarsc-
tar! aud ID. person or persons delivered W fof the
crimes enumerated IN the preceding article shall M
previously to that foI which his OF tEsir surrender
l. asked.
AR. /. II the person who.s surrender may b.
claimed, pursuant To the stipulation. " the present
treaty. shall have b@en arrested f0r the commission
II o1rnses IN the country where he has sought an
aselunl. shall have been convicted therefor. hi, sh.
tradition may he deferred until he shall have b~en
acquitted or have served the term OF Imprisonment
TO which he may have been sentenccd.
Akt. s. In M cas- AMI for no motive shall the
llgl goutfagtlpg itlTtigE 10 Olllgfsl ~ trlN ~ M
thcii own subjects. II. In conformlty with the LAWS
IN force IN the state 20 which the accused hsionss.
h. ought 10 be submitted To criminal procedufs for
crimes committed IN the other state, the latter
must communicate the Information aud documents,
TO I-rfstrate the crime. and procure.y.ry Other sr-
PLANTATION or e,iienee necessary 10 pro-cuts the
case.
AEr. 4. Regulations Cor the surrender u fngi.
ti,rs IRON justice shall b. made by the respective.
diplomatic agents " tlir contracting parties, or In
the event Of IN. at~sncc 81 these rum the country.
sup"rIor san.alsf %si,iesf.. if ihs person xisss ss.
tradition may " asked Tor shall have hcsn eehNiet-
.i of q o~fihe.a copy al III. srnisnc. oi the court
III which he may have bsen cOnNicf~I, anthfn-
,ica,si uIrler it, zeal. AMI an stiesiatiou % the ot
ncal character ui the Judge by the proIsr executive
authority. and VI the latter by The minister % een'
sui u the United STATES " % Salvador, resgrstiN-
els. shan accompany the rraui.ilon. Nhrh. he's.
ever. the fugitive shah haN. teen merely sharr~f
Wv, Sni" m = aI,s a \" ~. aeas,iy ' sS,rs H. ~. enS.
may have been committed. " the dispositions upon
which, such warrant may have ben i.sneii nusthe.
~ Tie Unliesl States. OF the President Of Salvador
may then Issue q warrant for the Apprehension VI
the fugitive. In order that he may be brought siotr
th. proper Judicial authority fof examination, IL
IL should then be Decided that. according 10 Law and
the evidence. the sStradiiion Is due, puruAbtto
the tr-aty. the fugitive may b. given NJ secoriins
10 III. form. pru ssribei In such cases.
Arr. Z. I'll. EXPENSES u ID. arrest. .d~stentIou
aIFl transportation u the pcrs"ns elainnssl, shall 10
.lgI.NN Id a IaaIa made