And, considering the lack of diligence experienced in the care of the grain fields and that the guards can not avoid all the trespasses, in order to better take care of them, they ordered that, besides the four guards in each village, the foreman ['maioral']  who is in charge of the custody of the cattle shall also have the faculty to seize in each part of the grain field; and, per each time the flock went into the grain fields, a penalty of twenty dineros during the day and the double at night shall be imposed per flock and per each time they accessed the field, assigned to the guard or person who seized them. And it shall be understood that, in case of a number of fifty heads or less, no penalty shall be imposed and they shall be expelled out of the field, and, in 'estajos' [?] and not in flocks, up to ten heads,  they will be free but, exceeding this number, the said penalty shall be imposed. And, similarly, with respect to the great cattle, ten heads or more shall be considered a flock and the said penalty shall be also be imposed; and, up to ten heads, per each of them three maravedies shall be paid during the day and double at night, assigned to the person who seized them. And regarding the faculty awarded to the foreman ['mayoral']  or head of the cattle of the grain field, it shall be understood also assigned to the one appointed by the regiment, and this penalty shall be inmediately executive or an equivalent surety shall be kept. And the sepherd of the seized cattle must take the surety back within eight days time and, if he does not do that within that time, he shall lose his right to get it back.