[It is established] that, whenever a cattle infected with smallpox was identified in the Bardena, its owner shall report the village council of the village where he had the neighbourhood status, which shall inmediately appoint one or more people […] who, together with a 'montero', shall go to inspect the cattle in the  most isolated and less exposed place […]. The indicated place shall be indicated with known signs and with a cross at the foot of the piles as it is the custom, all to be paid by the owner of the cattle. If the owner did not report about the illness, he shall get a penalty of 300 duros. This signs of demarcation shall be executed with the hoe in piles of earth or stones putting a cross, and, in the thick places, ribbons shall be also put in the bushes'  surface.