Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-25
Forty Old Soldiers
To Enjoy Uncle
Sans Bounty
DELEGATE ANDREWS WORK
Over 200 Pensions Secured
By Him Since First
of Year.

Evidently campaigning tlme Is ap-
preaching. see the Democratic news
papers and the few yellow leg alleged
Republicans who always work and
vote for the other side are trying to
jump all over Delegate Andrews be-
cause he is working very hard and
successfully in securing the approval
Of pensions, increases In pensions and
reinstatements for deserving and nee.
dy Union veterans and the widows and
orphans of such by the hundreds in
our territory"
So writes a we'll posted and observ-
ing reader of the New Mexican. In the
same mail was received an official
communication from Washington an.
nouncing that forty pensions have
been granted In all these cases the
careful attention given by the delegate
and his inslstence and persistence
that prompt and favorable action
should be had by the pension office
were the principal factors in securing
after the original claims and papers
had been filed.
Since the first of the year the New
Mexican has published several lists Of
pensions granted New Mexico veter-
ans amounting to about two hundred
and herewith another list of forty is
published. This work speaks for itself.
The yellow leg reformers and Demo
cratic newspapers and politicians will
of course, belittle 1t and decry it wher.
ever possible. That is what they are
here for, but as 1t speaks for itself
and as 1t is very beneficial not only to
pensioners but also to- the people of
the territory at large, it will be very
much appreciated not only by those
directly interested but by all fair-mind.
ed and patriotic citizens of the terri
tory. The list reads:
Patrick Higgins, Socorro, SIS per
month from March Is, 1907.
Juan Matias Leyba, Mora, $40 per
month from March Is, 1907.
Candelarlo Garcia socorro, $40 per
month from March 1S, 1907.
Jose Gonzales, first, Lemitar $12
per month from March 1S, 1907.
Antonio Monies Vigil, Ledoux, S12
per month from March IS, 1907.
William Mccormick, Hagerman $12
per month from June 10, 1907.
Richmond Hust, Nogal,. 500 per
month from March 16, 1907.
Juan Rubi, Pajarito SIS per month
from March IS, 1907
Jose Nieves Gavaldon, Old Albu-
querque, $12 per month from March
II, 1907.
Samuel M. league, Corona, s12 per
month from May Is, 1907.
David H. Dill, Roswell, s12 per
month from March 16, 1907
Reuben Leonard, Ration, $12 per
month from May 7, 1907.
William 8. Vance, Roy, $12 per
month from May II, 1907.
JOuu .. 1NclSOu, 11ub vegas, 9lG per
month from July 27, 1907.
David Romero, Hobart, $l2 per
month from March %, 1907.
Bacilia Martin, Sandoval, $40 per
month from March 81, 1907.
J. E. F. Lorlng, Cleveland, SIS per
month from June IA, 1907.
George Tompkins, Jicarilla, $l2 per
month from March 16, 1907.
J. H. G. Montzheimer, Gallup, SIS
per month from March IA, 1907.
Vincente Quintana, Pecos, $40 per
month from March 20, 1907.
John W. Perry, solano, $12 per
month from February 27, 1907.
Gregorio Mondragon, Pintada, $12
per month, from March 80, 1907.
vincente Martinez, Taos, SIS per
month from March 18, 1907.
J. D. Fernandez, Talpa $12 per
month from March 18, 1907.
Rafael Ortiz Chaves, Mora, $40
per month from March 1S, 1907.
Juan A. Ahre, El Rito, $40 per
month from March 10, 1907
George M. Overhaul. Fort Wingate,
Sc per month from March 10, 1907.
James Kenney, Duran, So per month
from August 7, 1907.
H. s. shaffer, Estey, $17 per month
from May Z, 1907.
Telesforo Lopez, Lincoln, SIS per
month from March Z, 1907.
Leandro Romero, Barney, $12 pei
month from March 5, 1907.
Augustin Prada, Pecos, SIS per
month from March IL, 1907.
Jose de la Cruz Roibal, East Las
Vegas, $12 per month from March IL
1907.
Franco. Urtada, Rociada, $12 pei
month from March IS, 1907.
Robert H. McJunkins, Farmington