The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-03
TO DR., JORDAN

The curious organism cast up by the
sea the other morning on the Waikiki
beach, which has puzzled everybody
who has seen # as to what It is, has
been taken by Captain Louis Berndt
and put in preserving fluid and viii
be taken to the coast and submitted TO
President Jordan for his determination
as to what it is
court and was defraudlng his own
clients and defeating the ends Of jus
tice.
8. And complainant further charges
that the said advice to said Hustace
was given by said J. Alfred Magoon un-
der claim by said j. Alfred Magoon that
he would thereby be able to have the
execution issued against said Joint
judgment debtors returned unsatished
and would thereupOn proceed by way
Of creditors bill against said defend
ants, Egan ana Foster, to set aside
conYeyances alleges to have been made
by said Egan and Foster I'm fraud Of
their creditors, alleging I'm said pro-
posed creditors bin the return Of the
execution unsatished. That thereaf-
ter to wit on or about September g..
1902, said Frank Hustace made deeds Of
all his property to various third persons
including a deed Of one parcel 10 one
w Fl. Smith and a deed Of sundry par
GELS to one Charles Hustace, Jr., but
that thereafter said J. Alfred Magoon
did not proceed against said property
alleged to have ben fraudulently con-
veyed by the said John J. Egan and
Frank II. Foster but on the contrary.
while retaining the retainer paid BY
Frank Hustace, proceeded as attorney
for the stockholders Of the Kamalo SUI
gar Company, Limited, to cause execu-
ton to be levied on the property con-
yeyed by Hustace to said third parties
causing said property to be sold by
Hustace to said third parties, causing
said property to be sold at shcrlns
sale on or about January 8, 1903, and
that thereafter said j. Alfred Magoon.
as attorney for l.. II. Dee, one Of the
purchasers at said sheriTs sale.
brought bin iR-equlty against said W.
II. Smith 10 set aside the conveyance
made by said Hustace to said Smith us
fraudulent, and in said proceedings at
tackled all Of said conveyances of said
Hustace as fraudulent and complainant
alleges that the actions Of said J. Alfred
Magoon I'm this matter were improper
and grossly unprofessional, and that
by his actions as aforesaid, the said j.
Alfred MagOon was guilty Of gross pro-
fessional misconduct and Improperly.
Wherefore by reason Of the fore
going, complainant charges said J..
Alfred Magoon with professional i'm
proprletles, malpractice and gross mis-
conduct, and asks that the said j. Al
fred Magoon may be cited to appear
and answer this Information at the
April 1905 Session Of the October Term.
1904, Of this Honorable Court or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, and
that II the charges herein be sustained
that your Honors VIII dismiss from
the roll Of practitioners, suspend from
practice, or otherwise deal with the said
j. Allied MagOon as under the pleadings
and proof may be proper
LORRIN ANDREWS,
Attorney General
Dated, Honolulu, oahu, April 3, 1905.
ORDER FOR CITATION
Let "a CITATION issue commanding j..
Alfred Magoon TO appear before this
Court at term thereof TO be holden
IN the Judiciary building at Honolulu,
on the 10Th day Of Aprl A. D. 1905, a.
10 o'clock "a, m, and then ana there
answer the foregoing Information
W. T.. FREAR,
Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court.
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