When cattle was infected with smallpox, scables or any other contagious illness in the Bardena, its owner shall inmediately report the major of the village from which he is neighbour and [the major] of the most adjoining village, and this [individual] shall inmediately inform  the president of the committee of the Bardenas, who, once the existence of the illness was declared by an expert, shall inmediately appoint one or more people […] who, together with the 'montero', shall go to indicate  the 'infirmary' in the most isolated and less exposed place […] among the indicated to the village for that purpose. The indicated place shall be signposted by known signs and with a cross on the foot of each pile, executing the signs with the hoe in piles of earth or stones, putting the cross, and, in the places with dense vegetation, ribbons on the surface of the bushes shall be also put.