. Vergangenheit und Gegenwart von will County, Illinois . lly en-gaged in der Praxis des Rechts in Joliet für mehr als zwanzig Jahre. Er wurde am 25. März 859 in PEOTONE Township, dieser Grafschaft, geboren und ist ein Sohn des verstorbenen John C. Huwing, dessen Skizze auf einer anderen Seite dieses Bandes erscheint. TheJudge erwarb seine frühe Ausbildung in den öffentlichen Schulen und setzte seine Studien unter Privatunterricht für eine Zeit. Im Alter von siebzehn und einundzwanzig Jahren engagierte er sich inteaching in den Bezirkschulen und mit themoney damit verdient er begann einen Kurs der Studierenin der Northwestern University in 1880, aber hallo

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. Past and present of Will County, Illinois . lly en-gaged in the practice of law in Joliet for overtwenty years. He was born on the 25th of March, j 859, in Peotone township, this county, and is ason of the late John C. Cowing, whose sketchappears on another page of this volume. Thejudge acquired his early education in the publicschools and continued his studies under privateinstruction for a time. Between the ages ofseventeen and twenty-one years he engaged inteaching in the district schools and with themoney thus earned he began a course of studyin the Northwestern University in 1880, but hisLncessani labor bad impaired bis health and hewas obliged to temporarily discontinue his col-legiate work. He went to Colorado in the springof 1881 and spent fifteen months in that state, returning in time to enter the law department ofthe Michigan University at Ann Arbor in thesummer of 1882. He there pursued the regularcourse and was graduated in 18S4, one of hisclassmates being Hon. Richard Yates, afterwardrepublican governor of Illinois.. GEORGE J. COWING. PAST AND PRESENT OF WILL COUNTY. 669 Again Judge Cowing found it necessary tospend several months in recuperating his health, which had once more become impaired by reasonof his close and unrelaxing attention to his stud-ies. He finally entered into practice at Jolietin connection with the firm of Olin & Phelps, but a year and a half later he opened an officeof his own at Xo. 317 Jefferson street. It wasnot long afterward that he formed a partnershipwith Colonel J. B. Fithian, under the firm nameof Fithian & Cowing, and they were soon atthe head of a large and growing practice, bothbeing men of recognized ability in their chosenprofession. This partnership was dissolved in1889 and Judge Cowing became connected withthe Hon. Benjamin Olin, the partnership beingmaintained until the latters election to the officeof county judge. Judge Cowing next formed apartnership with George W. Young in 1892 andcontinued in active practice u

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