. Utah since statehood, historical and biographical . Ellas Hansen acquired his education in the schools of Benjamin, Lake Shore andSpanish Fork, passing through consecutive grades to the high school, while later hebecame a student in the University of Utah, there pursuing the Normal course. On itscompletion he was graduated with the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1902. Later he spenttwo years as a student in the University of Chicago. He applied himself most thor-oughly to the mastery of the principles of jurisprudence and was admitted to the barin 1908. He now belongs to the Utah County Bar Asso
. Utah since statehood, historical and biographical . Ellas Hansen acquired his education in the schools of Benjamin, Lake Shore andSpanish Fork, passing through consecutive grades to the high school, while later hebecame a student in the University of Utah, there pursuing the Normal course. On itscompletion he was graduated with the Bachelor of Arts degree in 1902. Later he spenttwo years as a student in the University of Chicago. He applied himself most thor-oughly to the mastery of the principles of jurisprudence and was admitted to the barin 1908. He now belongs to the Utah County Bar Association and his ability has placedhim in the front rank of the representatives of the legal profession in Utah. Beforeentering upon the practice of law, however, he taught school for six years in the highschool of Park City and for one year was a teacher of history in the University atUtah and for four years was connected with the branch Normal at Cedar City, his admission to the bar, however, he has concentrated his efforts and attention. DUNCAN MACVICHIE UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD 1037 upon his law practice and his ability in this connection is pronounced. Fully under-standing the necessity for the thorough preparation of his cases, no one gives to casesmore painstalcing thought and care and in presenting his cause he marshals his evidencewith the precision of a military commander, losing sight of no vital point, presentingeach element of his case in its due relative proportion and yet never losing sight of theimportant point of the case upon which the decision always finally turns. While hispractice is extensive and of a most important character, he is also keenly interested inorcharding and is the owner of a sixty-acre fruit farm. He does much experimentalwork upon his place and he cares for his orchards in the most progressive and scientificmanner, doing expert work in this connection. In 1903 Mr. Hansen was united in marriage to Miss Bessie Moore, of Salt Lake City,a
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