And they also established that, in each village, there shall not be a number of guards higher than four, for the vigilance of the sown fields, both grain fields and other common [fields], in the same way as it has been done until today, according to the sentences awarded by the licenciado Pedro de Donguillen, with the exception of the village of Isaba, which has always had a fifth [guard] to take care of the sown fields of the village […].