The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-30
ONE LETTER
IN EVIDENCE
Continued from page one).

copy, headed Private" and was as fol-
lows, as far as read
yours of the goth inst duly reached
me and contents carefully examined.
II was exceedingly surprised at Mr.
John Hind and yourselves being dumb
founded over my explanation of the
Parker case, as 1 certainly showed that
I considered him and your interests, as
well as the interests of this agency, be-
fore 1 ventured to proceed in this case,
knowing full well beforehand that
was going to occupy some Of your time
as well as a good deal of my own time
outside of office hours in order to ac-
complish it's ends. In support of the
statements previously submitted in my
letter of the 9TH inst regarding this
matter and denied by Mr.. John Hind.
I enclose herewith for your personal
certified copies of letters passing be-
tween Mr.. John Hind and Mr.. J. T.
McCrosson, contents of which I hope
will relieve the dumbfounded feelings
of Mr.. John Hind and yourselves.
When you are through with same
please return to my address. 1 also en-
close herewith copy of my private let
ter to you under date of July II, 1904
in which l explained my exact position
in relation to this case and its effects
upon my attention to your business; al
so copy of your reply to same dated
July %, 1904 in which you made no
material objection. The mention 1 made
of my intention to pay this agency a
portion of all or any remuneration
may receive from the courts in repre-
senting the minor in these proceedings
was not given as reason for my having
entered the litigation for your behalf
but was directed to you in answer to
your statements in paragraph two or
page of yours of 8, %, o., wherein you
stated that I give too much time to my
own personal matters not connected
with your business at all for
which you suppose you pay me salary
for my entire time
Il wish to add further in regard tc
the Parker case, that while 1 personal
ly undertook to protect the interests OF
the minor in the case as her mex
friend, at the urgent solicitation OF
those interested in the Hamakua Ditch
Company, 1 want you to thoroughly
1
senting myself in any dishonest way il
the presentation of this suit. 1t is my
feeling a heart to see that this minor
child, who is blood relative of mine, is
not robbed of single cent by anyone
neither is it the wish of the Hamakua
Ditch Company, who are merely asking
for right of way, which the present
guardian of the minor absolutely re.
fuses to entertain. 1t was a matter
which might have been taken up by
myself voluntarily and without the so
licitation of those interested in the
Ditch company, had my time been my
own, but as this agency was negotiat.
ing Tor the business of the Ditch com.
panys and Mr.. John Hind being per.
sonally interested in same, and the sui
being no source of expense whatever t
this agency, I deemed it perfectly prop
er for me to be personally involved
Now that 1 am in it, 1 will have t
see the finish as l am no gutter anC
do not wish to impress the public thai
l was not sincere in my actions. As tC
what little prominence has been giVer
you and the criticism cast upon you !
can only attribute same to the dirty
methods of pleading Mr.. Kinney is not.
ed for, but all of which have been spe.
officially denied by counter-affidavits
filed in my behalf. In the eyes of tn,
general public and business community
neither the agency nor myself personal
ly have lost any business whateve
through such notoriety, neither have
lost a single friend, but those intimate,
ly connected with A. w. Carter; no.
even have l lost the friendship and full
confidence of Mr.. Robert Hind, although
he has his own private adverse views il
the matter and great objection to tn,
installation of my brother, f. p. Low
to the management of the Parke
ranch"
Here the letter, as produced, ceased
The page of the letter book had beer
cut across above the signature. judge
Lindsay ordered that the rest of tn,
page be brought into court for his in
spection.
/ Magoon began the morning by pro
ducing his own notes, to confirm hi
testimony of last Saturday, that he haC
never intended to secure an injunction
keeping Carter, as guardian, off tn,
Parker ranch. Much of the morning
was given to discussion as to the ma
ture of the injunction.
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