And they established that, whenever the cattle arrived to the the place called Ollate through the cattle track from the Riberas, which is the access to the district of Burgui, the neighbours of Isaba, Roncal and Garde shall guide the cattle through their districts, paying [them?] one real and no more by the task of guiding. In Roncal the same measure shall be adopted, paying half real for the guiding, and in Urzainqui the same measure shall be adopted in the displacement [of the cattle] and, in any of these villages, the sick cattle of the neighbours shall be led by the guides to the place where they should graze, paying to the guides. And, with regard to the sick cattle of the villages of Uztarroz and Vidangoz, since it is short the part of the cattle track they cross in the district of Burgui, they shall not have the obligation of informing [about the movement of the cattle] to that village, except in Vidangoz the neighbours from the village of Uztarroz [?], taking as guide the due person and paying him for his work one real. And both villages shall have the obligation of leading their cattle with the same formalities the others have regarding their respective grazing places, and, when going down to the Ribera, the same measures shall be adopted.