Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13

Whereas, q treaty for the mutual extradition
Of criminals, f~u:itiyes nom Justice. between
the United states OF America and the NepubIe
OF Ecuador, was concluded and signed ny insI
respective Pienipoteuiiaries Al Quito on ths
twenty eighth day OF June. eighteen hundfes
and .ryeniy.two; which treaty, being In the
English and spsnish languages, 10 worn ior
word a. follOws:
~ExrRADIrtoS rREArr TIE UNITED
STATES or AnEMcA N the EkrrBLic or
ECUADOR
The United States Of America and the Re
public OF Ecuador. having deemed u eondneiye
10 the better administration OF justice ana the
prevention OF crime within their respective
territories that all persons convicted OF or &C
clscd of the crimes enus Grated below, being
h.itives from justice, shall be. under certain
circumstances. reciprecally delivered up. have
resolved 10 conclude a treaty upon the subject;
aud the President OF the United sAtes has Ter
this purpose named Rumsey Wing. q citizen OF
the United States, and their Minister Resident
In Ecuador. as renipotentiary on the part
OF the United States. and the President
of Ecuador has named Fnncisco Jsvi-r ] con,
Minister of th- Interior and of Foreign Anslrs,
a. TicnipotentisrJ on the part OF Ecuador;
who, haVin: reciproeslly communicative their
iull powers, and the -sine having been found ~
good and due iorm. have agreed upon the FOL
lowing articles, viz: I
AnTirLE 4 The Government OF the United
states and the Government .f Ecuador muiu-
ally seree to deliver up such persons a. may
have been convicted ~ or mar be accused OF
the crimes Get forth In the following article,
committed within the Jurisdiction OF one OF the
contracting. parties, and who may have sought
refuge OF he f0und within the territory OF the
ether: Il be. NJ understood that this ID only 10
be done When the eiiminality shal be proved
In such manner that. according 10 the laws OF
the country where the fugitive or accused may
be found. such persons might he lawfully ar.
rysied and tried, had the crime been committed
within It's Jurisdiction.
any of the follswin. crimes shall b. delivered
NJ, In accordance with the provisions OF this
treaty;
let. Murder. including assassination, parri-
eide, infantielde and poisoning.
81. The crime Of rape. arron, piracy. ana
matiny on ship-board when the crew, or part
thereof by fraud or violence against the CON-
mandin. 0f1cer. have taken possession Of the
vessel.
"a Tue crime OF burglary. this being under.
stood a. the set 81 breaking or forcing an en-
trance into anothsr's hoa,c with Intent 10 com
init any crime; and the crime OF robbery, this
beln. defined as the act Of taking nom the per.
sou % another goods or money with criminal
intent. using violence or Intimidation.
tth. Tue crime OF forgery, which 10 under.
stood 10 be the wilful u-e OF circulation OF
forged pspcr- or pablo documents.
5th. The fabueation or circulation ofcoun'
teffsit money, either coin or paper, OF public
bonds, hank bills aad securities, and In general
90 any Kind OF uile. to OF INSTRUMENTS OF
credit. the cuuntcffeitins OF stamps, ules, seas
aud marks OF the state anu OF the aimlhis,It
tive authorities, ana hs saie or eH'sAuon
Ch~Enhczzl.men: OF public property. com.
| mitisd within the Jurisdiction Of either party,
by public officers or dcpositarles.
Asr. 4 Tine slipuiaiioar OF lnls treaty snai
| rot DC applicable 10 eriM,s OF ohehrer OF
ntch character; ana me person otpetrohsne
liVcfvd ~, ehafseL slin ,le eiluls- -Pe.lneI
IN the foregoing aI,l..e, snAl not ~ pl.se..
for any crime soinhlt,vd ptvNlonsy 10 tna, i"'
when his ot tteN' cAlrselu"n may pS asAcu.
AR 4 IL the person who's cxtradltlon may
have bfeu applied for, In accordance WIN the
| .;ipulaitons Of the present trcaty. shall have
bon arrested for ~offense- committed In the
country where he has sought refuge, or " nc
-Aall haNe been sentsnsc,i thervior. hls sxtranl
ton may DC Seletied un,n ~ s0Ini.,a,i 4 y
expiration ~ tue term ior when ne stail nave
hccn -sHieneed.
Arr. s. Reauisitions for tie cx,radiiion OF
| N%isiIIVcs from Justice shall he made by the re
| ,~pectiyg diplomatic agents " the contracting
tartie.- al. in race Of The absence Of these nom
he country OF ". capital, they may be made by
.r,s,la, rsn.niar onlcers. n p-r-on whose
/ exirnIilion Is asked for shaii have been con.
yIrisd M a crime. the reauisltion mus, BE- &C.
eomnaDiei by 4 . y OF the sentence OF the
conrt ,haf Ia. convicted him. authenticated
upde, is seal. and an aite-iAtion OF the official
ch.neirr Of Inc Judge who has signed II, made
by the proper executive authority also by an
| Naturalization Of the latter By the Minister or
| Cop-u OF tns United state. or Ecuador. re.p.c.
lively. on the contrary. however. when the
fngitiyc Il merely charged with crime. q duly
authenticated copy ofihe warrant for his arrest
In the country where the crime has been CON-