Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
A PROCLAMATION,

whereas, q treaty Tor the mutual extradltion
Of criminals, fugitiyes nom justice. between
the United States OF America and the Republic
Of Ecuador, was concluded and signed by their
respective Plenipotentiaries at Quito on the
twenty. eighth day OF June, eighteen hundred
and sevsnty.two; which treaty. being In the
English and Spanish languages, 10 word for
word a. follows:
ExrRApIrIoN TREATY TIE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA n THE REruBLIc or
ECUADOR.
Tho United States OF America and the Re.
public OF Ecuador, having deemed II conducive
10 the better administration Of justice and the
prevention Of crime within their respective
territories that all persons convicted Of or nc.
cured OF the crimes cnur Grated below, being
f~ugitivss from Justice, shall be, under certain
circumstances. reciprscally delivered up, have
and the President Of the United States has for
this purpose named Rumsey Wing, q citizen OF
the United States, and their Minister Resident
In Ecuador, a. Plenlpotentiary on the part OF
the part Of the United States. and the President
Of Ecuador has named Francisco Javier Ison,
Minister Of the Interior and OF Foreign Afsirs,
as Plenlpotcntiary on the part OF Ecuador:
who, having reciprocslly communicated their
full powers, and the same having been found In
good AID due form, have agreed upon the FOL
lowing articles, viz:
ARTICLE /. The Government OF the United
Il btAten u0u Iut oUNtTnInCHt NJ LCuhuOT uluku-
ally agree TO deliver up such persons a. may
have been convicted OF or may be accused Of
| the crimes set forth In the following article,
| committed within the Jurisdiction OF one Of the
contracting parties, and who may have sought
refuge or be found within the territory Of the
ether; Il being understood that this IL only to
he done when the criminality shall he proved
In such manner that, according 10 the laws Of
the country where the fugitive or accused may
he found. inch persons might be lawfully ar:
rested and tried, had the crime been committed
within lts iurisdictIon.
Ar. 2. Persons convicted OF or accused OF
any OF the following crimes shall DO delivered
up, In accordance with the provisions OF this
treaty:
Let. Murder. including assassination, parri-
cido, infantlcidc and poisoning.
I'd. The crime Of rape. arron, piracy, and
| mutiny on ship.board when the crew, or u part
thereof. by fraud or violence against the com.
mandinc onncer, have taken possession Of the
vessel.
Sd. The crino OF burglary, this being under
stood as the act OF breaking or forcing an en-.
trance into aaothsr's house With intent to com
| nit any crime; and the crime OF robbery. this
being defined as the act Of taking from the per.
son OF another goods or money with criminal
intent. using violence or intimidation.
9th. The crime OF forgery, which 10 under.
| stood TO he the wilful nee or circulation OF
forged papers or public documents.
terfeIt money. either coin or paper, of public
hond, BANK bilis and securitses. and in general
OF apy Mind of titles 10 or instruments of
credit, the counterfeitiny OF stamps, dies, seals
| and mark. of the State and OF the administra.
tive authorities, md the sale or circulation
thereof.
observation-disclosures Of public property, com.
| mitted within the Jurisdiction OF either party,
by public Officers or depositaries.
Arr. 3. The .tipulations OF this treaty shall