The cattle tracks shall be entirely kept and, at their sides or 'sobrecanadas', it is possible to cultivate in one side each year, so the majors of the co-user villages shall guarantee that the [cultivation?] turn established by the General Assembly is respected, so the co-users only cultivate in the corresponding side each year, leaving the other withing a distance of 50 meters [from the cattle track] without cultivating so the cattle could freely move in order to reach the cattle tracks.
The indicated turn established by the General Assembly is that, in the first year, that is, 1916, in the main cattle tracks running from North to South, the Eastwards side shall be cultivated, and in the perpendicular [cattle tracks] running from East to West, the Southwards one.