. Jagd und Angeln in Florida, einschließlich eines Schlüssels für die Wasservögel bekannt, in dem Staat auftreten. INDISCHES LAGER, NEUER FLUSS. DIE SEMINOLE INDIANER. 31 in der Nähe von Miami River, (3) auf Fisch essen Creek, nordwestlich von LakeOkeechobee, (4) auf Cow Creek, nordöstlich von Okeechobee, und (5) bei Cat Fish Lake. Es gibt eine Anzahl von famihes, die provisorischen Lager in anderen Lokalitäten havetemorient, und einige wenige Indianer havewhat sie ihre dauerhaften Lager außerhalb dieser Dörfer nennen, dort seiend, ich werde gesagt, einige Indianer, die auf den Inseln innen leben. Die Everglades, und vier oder fünf Familien haben Lager auf NewRiver; Aber fast alles

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. Hunting and fishing in Florida, including a key to the water birds known to occur in the state . INDIAN CAMP, NEW RIVER. THE SEMINOLE INDIANS. 31 near Miami River, (3) on Fish Eating Creek, northwest of LakeOkeechobee, (4) on Cow Creek, northeast of Okeechobee, and(5) at Cat Fish Lake. There are a number of famihes who havetemporary camps in other localities, and some few Indians havewhat they call their permanent camps outside of these villages, there being, I am told, several Indians living on the islands in. the Everglades, and four or five families have camps on NewRiver; but nearh all of these have camps elsewhere as well. Thenumber of Seminole Indians in Florida is variously estimated asfrom 250 to 350, and it is possible they may exceed that number.Many of the Okeechobee Indians are descendants of the Creeksor Muskogees, as the language spoken there seems to be of that 33 HUNTING AND FISHING IN FLORIDA. tribe. The language spoken by the Miami Indians is somewhatdifferent. The chief seat of government is located at Fish Eating Creek, andat this camp resides Hospataki and Tustanugge, who are chiefs ofnote, although, as I understand it, there has been no regularlyrecognized head chief among the Seminole Indians since the deathof Tiger Tail. It was customary in the old days to have the chieftain-ship descend in the female line, but this is not so at present, and ifa chief is now elected it is done by the council. SEMINOLE HISTORY. There is a tradition handed down from one generation to an

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