It was also ordered that, regarding the cattle ´cerrero´ […] that has to join the ´cerradura´ [ village flock?] of the neighbours and dwellers of the village such as mares and any other sort of big cattle, they are not allowed to access or graze in the orchards and district of the village upon the pain, for each head, of 1 real during the day and 2 at night, being this understood as wandering outside the said ´cerrería´ and without the permission of the majors [´regidores´], and the same shall be understood in case the cattle wandered around the mountain pastures; and this pain is understood from Saint Michael´s Day in September until the 1st of March; and in the orchards they are not allowed to wander either, except in the ´quebrado´, under the pain indicated, and, in the ´quebrado´, only from the Day of the Holy Cross in May until Saint Michael´s Day unless the cattle really needed [to graze in the ´quebrado´] and always with the license of the present or future majors [´regidores´]; and the foals and calves can go together with their mothers in the ´dula´ and ´boyería´ [village flocks?] until the Day of the Holy Cross in May but, in case they had left the ´dula´ and ´boyería´, they can be seized.