Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05


whereas, q treaty for the mutual extradition
OF criminals, iugitives nom justice, between
the United States OF America and the Rcpublc
OF Ecuador, was concluded and signed by iheir
resectiye Pienipotentiaries at Quito on the
twenty. eighth day OF June. eighieen hundred
and seventy.two; which treaty. being In the
English and Spanish languages, 10 word Tor
word as follows:
%ExrRAprrioS TREArr BETWEEN THE UNITED
srArLs OF AMERICA AND THE IiEfuBi.iC OF
ECUADOR
The United States OF America and the Re-
public of Ecuador. having deemed II conducive
TO The better administration OF justice and the
prevention Of crime within their respective
territories that all persons convicted OF or ac-
cused Of the crimes cnuR Grated below, being
| f~ucitiycs from Justice, rhall be. under certain
circumstances. reciprscally delivered up, have
resolved 10 conclude q treaty upon the subject;
and the President Of the United states mas ier
| this purpose named Rumsey Wing, a citizen oil
the United States, and their Minister Resident
in Ecuador. as Plcnipotcntiary on the part
OF the United States. and the President
Of Ecuador has named Francisco JAvier Leon,
Minister Of the Interior and of Foreign Affairs,
as Plenipotentia.y on the part OF Ecuador;
who, having rsciprocslly communicated their
| iull powers, and the same having been found "a
good asd due form. have agreed upon the FOL
lowing articles, viz.
ARTICLE I. The Government OF the United
States and the Government Of Ecuador mutu'
| sliy acreo TO deliver up such person, A. may
have bcen convicted or or NAV 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
| sthcr. A belns understood that this II only to
he sono when lie crIminality shall be proved
in such manner that, according TO the Jaws Of
the country where the fugitive or accused may
| be iound. such pcrsons might he lawfully sr.
re-ted and tried had the crime been committed
within Its Jurisdiction.
ART. Q. Prrrons convicted or or accused Of
any Of the following crimes shall DO delivered
mn. In accordance with tho provisions OF this
treaty:
"a, uu,ds, including assassination, psrrl-
.,ds infsntieidc and poisoninr.
I'd, The crime Of rape, arron, piracy, and
.,,,i,, on ~sbin.hoard when the crew. or a mart
,hs,acf Inv frand or VIOLENCE against the com.
nsnJin, soisers have taken po.,ersion of the
ys..ei.
ii. The crimc OF burglary, this being under
stood A. the act Of breaking or forcing an en-.
trance Into ano,hsr's houte With intent to com
mil any crime; and the crime OF robbery, this
being defined as the act OF taxing iIom tne PEI,
son OF another goods or money with criminal
intent. using violence or intimidat' ON.
9TH. The crime Of forgery. which 10 under.
stood TO be the wilful use or circulation OF
forged papers or puslle documents ,,,o,,.
tsrfeit money. either coin or paper, of public
hond.. bank bills and securities, and In general
OF any kind OF titles TO or instruments OF
credit. the counterfelting OF stamps, dies, seals
and marks OF the State aud OF the administra.
five authorities, and ths saie or circulation
thereof.
6ih-EmbeZzlsmcn. Of public property, com.
mittsd within the Jurisdiction OF either party,
by public officers or deposllaries.
Arr. 2. The stipulations OF this treaty shall
moi be- aeplicablc 10 crimes or otfenses OF q 20
iitrrsI chsraeicr: and Inc person or persons Dc.
a.aS - ehsr,sJ with ,hc crimes suerined
~. r,o,nr .,tirI. anal moi bs nroreen,rd
~, an, limo committed nneyionsly 10 Thai for
which his or their extradiiion NAV be- asked.
a. a n m. nsr.on Who's. sxfrsdifion NAV
an. ,nIi.t To- In scco,dsnrc with ihc
nave oeen sppneI io,, ,rn.,. shsi, hsxc
supu'aaiou. G.sa ns,,np h, ,he
oesn as,st..u W. S.. son,hI ,sn'c. mr. n hc
eountIy WIZ 10 ,S.r.,n, III. Trad,
shAii haNe oeen sen'sns.u, t.u.''..o..m ~.
uon may DC gslei,sa n" J, ~ sSs3 \. .h"i, hs..
s1pliauonoi .ne 'e'ni v ~"''H "o '""'' "''
been sen'enecu.
Art. o. Regulations FOL, The extradition OF
fugitiyes from justice rhsll he made oy Their
.~peetiye diplomatic agents OF me sSnlrae,inG
parties, or, IN case OF INC absence OF these rom
the country or It's capital. 'hsy may De made oy
superior consular omcers. II uhe person whose
extradition rs asked ior snai. ave oeen con'
victed OF sIins, tne iegur'.on mns' ~ ~
eoinpaniea ey . eopy =, tns see,,neo ~ ,ns
court mat nas e1n.Iot.u ai.h, u..enn'hisaa'su
under its sea-; anu an aI,es,alloh OF ths oIlciaI
eharaeier OF me luugs VINO nas .,s,cu W. maue
py tne ptopsr eAe.t.i,. au'po',,y Nj H. w = -
autnenteauon OF .ne Iss..I !, ,nu M,h,s,cio'
Consul OF ths United o.ato. =, ..usuor; rcsps.e'
lively. On inc cosirAry; n9we,eI, wheh une
fugltivo Is merely ensrgcd WIN crime,a uuly
authenticated copy OF me VARIANT lor ms artest
IN the country wheie Ine cr,"e nas o.eh CON.
miited. and OF any evidence In writing upon
which such warr,n, may nave zen i'sasd,
President OF the unilsu Slslss, or ihc propsf
sxecutite MUMMY o, n.uaaV,, may mn y.
usr 'hs ntres. =, Nv ,as, M nh,.p.i .r,ha,i,s
may pe orousnt oe,o,c ,ne Juaicis, au.n"i.s
which Is sonpe,sn, 70 examine 'ne qne,,,oh
g eN.Iau,tion; H., Isni 49,, yuS snv,,.
Ience ana ,nci.w,, uvJ,s'a IN ~ $3.50
aition ls aue ~ eoni1,n,Iy Win snns ,Ieaty,
we iugit's shsn po aoIl.cI.u Wy ao'o'u'hs w
the lofms Eicsc,loedln tucn 49,. 49,
ART. =: Inc efpenses OF tne Arres', o,ten,
ton and transportation OF persons claimed
shall be paid by inc Governmsnt IN whose
name the reqnisitl0n sha!i na'e oe.h Inaac.