And also he declared on his oath the mountain called Artaola, [that] is the property of the said council of Galdeano and the councils of the Valley of Amescoa, in common, in this condition: that when the fruit of the trees born, the pigs of the said councils of Galdeano and Amescoa shall eat the said acorns without participation, obstruction or contradiction of the said Five Valleys, and the said councils of the Valley of Amescoa could appoint guards, who shall close and defend the said acorn from Saint Michael's Day until Christmas Day, and from this day onwards the livestock of the said Five Valleys [could] graze the grass and drink the water without paying anything to the said councils. And also he declared on his oath that the beech forest called Guesa is the property in common of the said councils of Galdeano, Muneta, San Martín and Aramendía in this condition: that the said councils of Muneta, San Martín and Aramendía shall appoint every year its guard, and the following year those of [the council of] Galdeano [shall appoint its guard], who [the guard] shall reserved the [right of] cut trees of the said beech forest without participation, obstruction or contradiction of the said Five Valleys, and the livestock of the Five Valleys could graze the grass and drink the water at any time without paying anything to the said councils.