In order to avoid any inconvenience in the contact between the sick and the healthy cattle, existing by custom the demarcation of places for 'amugar' [?] in the Bardena by most villages, in their interest this practice is [also] extended to the cattle of Roncal and Salazar, indicating the place […], guiding the [village] councils by means of their guards ['monteros'] to those who were in these circumstances with the established formalities, and, regarding Caparroso, it shall be subjected to this measure, putting the sick cattle in the places of the Bardena closer to the village and, in case of scarcity of water or other indispensable resources for the existence of cattle, its [village] council shall determine, informing the Comission, the convenient relief.