The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-11-27
AFTER RECESS.

AFTER RECESS.
The election of officers for the ensuing year be-
ing the special order for three o'clock, the Lodge
nrooccded with this business Mt once.
The following brethren were chosen to serve as
officers for the ensuing year:
James L. Orr, Anderson Grand Master
James Connor, Charleston, Dep. g. NJ.
A. S. Durham, Marion, Sen. CIR. Warden.
James Mccullough, Greenville, Jun. G. Warden.
Rev. J. R. Pickett, Graniteville, CIR. Chaplain.
n. w. Schroeder, Charleston, Grand Treasurer
r. S. Bruins, Charleston, Grand Secretary
s. w. Maurice and E. H. Bates S. CIR. Dcacons.
J. W. Angel and c. P. Townsend, j. G. Deacons.
G. NJ. Jordan and w. T. Miller Grand Stewards.
P. K. Coburn, Grand Marshal; John Corby,
Grand Pursuivant, and Samuel Burke, Grand Tiler.
The hour for installation of the officers was fixed
for 81 o'clock p m.
On motion, it was
Resolred, That Committee of Three be ap-
pointed for the purpose of instituting an inquiry
into the system of lotteries alleged to be organized
under Masonic authority, said Committee to report
to the Grand Master on or before the next Annual
Communication of the Grand Lodge.
Bros. N Levin, H. W. Schroeder and W. J.
Trim were appointed under this resolution.
The Lodge then took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The first business in order was tho installation
of the officers elect.
On motion of Bro j. H. Nash a resolution re-
ferring to the photographs Of Grand Masters,
passed -aL the last Annual Communication, was re-
scinded.
The Grand Master appointed as the committee
on correspondence, to aid the Grand Secretary in
this department, for the ensuing year Brothers
James Connor G.. II. Walter, Lamb Buist, j. W.
Angel, W. ]. Trim.
The committee to whom was referred so much OF
the address of the Grand Master as relates to do
nations from Grand Lodges of other States to the
Grand Lodge of this State, reported preamble and
resolution expressive of the deep sense of appre-
citation felt at this exhibition of Masonic lbcrality
and recommended copies of the same to be sent to
to the Grand Lodges of New York, Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Minnesota. The report was adopted
The special committee designated by the M. W
G. NJ. Martin, of Kentucky, in preamble and
resolutions, acknowledge the handsome charity Of
S345O received from that Brother. A copy of the
same was ordered to be transmitted to Brother
Martin. Adopted.
On motion, it was
Resolved, Thes the seth Article of the Constitu-
tion be SO amended as to read twenty-five dollars,
instead of one hundred.
The committee to whom was referred the Grand
Secretary's Report on Foreign Correspondence
made report expressive Of the high appreciation
and Masonic ability entertained for that officer
His report was regarded as valuable compendium
of the condition aud progress of Masonry in Ma
sonic Jurisdictions
On motion, it was
Resolred, That the decisions of the Grand Mas
ter rendered during the past year be incorporated
in the printed proceedings of the Grand Lodge.
Some further informal business was transacted,
and the Grand Lodge adjourned sine die, to meet in
Charleston on the 18th of November, 1868.