They ordered that, in case a lessor [for the keeping] was not found, the present and future majors and the jurors of the village shall employ [?] six neighbours from the village to guard the fields, to whom they shall indicate the corresponding district [?] […] [they] are obliged to watch all the districts during the whole year and report [?] the damages observed upon pain of fifty ducados and of losing the neighbourhood status and not being in the future admitted in it, and the fine shall be [assigned] to the expenses of the village; and [the six guards] shall be appointed every year at Saint John’s Day in June, when the rest of offices of the village are appointed, and thirty-six names of persons shall be introduced in a bag and, out of them, the first six who were taken out shall be appointed […]