Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-28

i ers nor those IN transit have any right
to resort to the diplomatic road, except
when having exhausted all legal means
before the competent authorities, Il
clearly appears that there has been a
denial OF Justice or notorious injustice
or evident violation Of the principles of
International law.
DECLARATIONS REQUIRED,
Article Foreigners already or TO
be hereafter domIclled and those in
transit who are not invested With
diplomatic character shall be obliged
% make declaration before the civil
authority Of the place In which they
may be that they may submit TO the
provisions Of the present law In their
entirety and to those OF the decree Of
the 18th of February, 1878, which estab.
lished the rules for the naturalization
OF foreigners. All foreigners who omit
TO make this declaration shlll be eX-
PEELED from the country within a term
70 be appointed by the national execu
live
Article i3-The civil authorities be-
fore whom the declaration should be
made shall use common paper therefor
and SHAH not make any charge whatsO-
ever, The originals Of these documents
shall be transmitted to the minister OF
the interior
Article 1.-THE national executive
shall not issue eXquaturs for the con-
sular service to persons who are en-
gagged I'm trade
Article l5-Tho establishment within
the country Of any societies Of any
kind whatsoever. who do not fix their
headquarters or domiciIe therein Is de-
nnitely prohibited.
RIGHT TO BRING CLAIMS.
Article Foreigners, like Venezue-
lans, have the right 10 bring Gains
against tho nation for Naturalization
for loss or damage occaslOned them N
time OF war by the legally constituted
ciyil or military authorities provided
always that the latter were acting IN
their political character; but they shall
be able 10 make these claims only by
the proceedings established in the inter.
ior legislation I'm purpose Of proving
the loss or damage suffered, and also
their just value
Article l7-Neither foreigners nor
Yene2ueans can bring any claim
against the government OF Venezuela
for loss or damage oocasoned by revo-
lutiOnary agents or armed bands IN the
service OF any revolution but they
shall have the right 10 institute per.
sonal action against the authors OF the
damage or the loss suffered.
Article lS-The provisions OF this law
are without prejudice 10 the agree
ncnta contained IN public treaties
Article 1g.-The president OF the states,
the governor Of the federal district and
the governors Of the federal territories
shall Immediately proceed on the pro-
mitigation OF this law TO draw ~ list
OF foreigners domlciled within the ter
rtory who come within their respective
jurisdictions which they shall duly
transmit to the minister OF the exterior
relations
Article 90-T0reiFnecs ,vho may come
TO the republic shall 81 order 10 be nd
mltted within its territories be under
the oblieation Of presenting before the
principal clyil authority Of the place
where they entered the documents
which nrove their nersonal status and
q certificate NJ good conduct Issued by
the authorities az their last domicile
which documents shall be IN due legal
form
Article 2l-The national executive
shall make rules and REGULATIONS for
the working OF the present law.
DECREE OF FEB. IA. 1873
Article 22--The executive decree Of the
14th OF February. 1873 which deter
mines the rights and duties OF foreign
crs and the executive decree OF the
3Oth Of July 1897 which TRAITS Of the
Interference Of foreigners In the e'ec-
toral affairs Of the country. are hereby
repcaled
Given ~ the leglsla tive federal pa.
ace. In Carcaras. this 18th fav ~
hprl loO2-yoar % NJ the lndeperd-
ence and IS OF the federation.
(Slmed),
J. 4. WEI T'TTNI.
President OF the Senate.
Federal palace In Carcaras. This 18th
day Of April 1903 year % o. the inde-
pendence and IS Of the federation. To
be- executed.
(Slgued),
C1PRIANO CASTRO.