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THE BAMANA BAY COMPANY

An officer of tho Samana Bay Company was queationed

yesterday by a reporter of THE TRIBUNE relative to the

effact the revolution in Banto Domingo would havs on

its possessions at Samana Bay, He stated that he did

pot think it would have any injurious eficets. OC. 8. Pus

salaigue, the accredited agent of the revolulwnary

party, who recently came to this oity, has called

on the officers of the Company and assured

them that there 18 no fleshng of hoslity

felt toward the Samana Bay Company; on the contrary,

they were g to aid by all legitimate means the de

velopment of the ocouutry. The Company have been

backward in promoting immigration, although thou-

sands had applied for passage; this was because the pos

sosaions of the Company were uol yet in a condition

to invite fmmigration. The Company own the

peninsula of Samana in fee simple but they are anxious

to acquire jon of La Vega Keal, a beautiful valley

about 12 miles in width by 75 tn leugth, extendiog from

the head of Bamana Bay to Santiago. Tu cobscgnauoce

of the delay in learning that President Buez aud the

Santo Domingo Legislature bad agreed to tue terms

proposed by the Commissioners who were «sent down by

the Bamana Bay Compauy, the Company were not

in taking posscesion of

sheir territory before March, An engineer

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New-York tribune. (1873). New York [N.Y.], 1873-12-20. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1873-12-20/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1873-12-20.