. Utah since statehood, historical and biographical . raduated from the Wichita high school with the class of 1882 and from 1883 until1885 he was a student in the Kansas State University at Lawrence. He became thefirst initiate of Nu Chapter of the college fraternity of Sigma Nu. When he hadreached his majority pn act of the legislature of Kansas legalized the full name of LeeCharles Miller. In 1885, when twenty years of age, Mr. Miller entered the employ ofWilliam C. Little, an investment banker at Wichita, Kansas, specializing in farmmortgages, and thus he received his initial training in th
. Utah since statehood, historical and biographical . raduated from the Wichita high school with the class of 1882 and from 1883 until1885 he was a student in the Kansas State University at Lawrence. He became thefirst initiate of Nu Chapter of the college fraternity of Sigma Nu. When he hadreached his majority pn act of the legislature of Kansas legalized the full name of LeeCharles Miller. In 1885, when twenty years of age, Mr. Miller entered the employ ofWilliam C. Little, an investment banker at Wichita, Kansas, specializing in farmmortgages, and thus he received his initial training in the line of business in whichlie is now so successfully engaged. After two years spent in the employ of Mr. Littlehe resigned to become the treasurer of the S. L. Davidson Mortgage Company, operat-ing in Kansas, Colorado and Texas. Attracted by the safety of the irrigated farm, resigned his treasurership in the fall of 1889 to establish himself in business InSalt Lake City. In October of that year he placed his first mortgage on an irrigated. LEE CHARLES MILLER UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD 483 farm in Cache county, Utah. In 1896 the firm of Miller & Viele was established, butMr. Miller is now sole owner of the business. In 1898 he became the financial corre-spondent of the Union Central Life Insurance Company and since that time has placedthe funds of that corporation throughout the mountain states. Mr. Millers farmmortgage operations extend over Utah, Idaho and portions of Oregon, Wyoming, Colo-rado and Nevada. He occupies an extensive suite of offices on the eighth floor of theKearns building in Salt Lake City and has a branch office in the Sonna building ofPoise, Idaho. In the extent of the field and volume of business Miller & Viele, beingthe firm name under which Mr. Miller operates, is the largest organization in the inter-mountain region handling conservative farm mortgages. Mr. Miller has also done some newspaper work in his time. He was assistant edi-tor of the Univers
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