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The activity of the teacher of the Yekaterinburg arithmetic school, who managed through self-education, great dedication to earn the rank of chief officer, that is, chief officer, is considered. The training program has been disclosed. It is shown that in the conditions of the acute need of the factories for young people who know the basics of mathematics, the students were assigned to cases without completing the full course. The number of school students for thirds of the year, the number of collective enrollments were established, the total number of students trained by Sannikov was calculated - at least 156. It is shown that the school entered at the age of 9 to 20 years, among them were the children of officers, clerks, most of them were the children of masters, apprentices, factory workers, there were children of soldiers. At the same time, Sannikov taught arithmetic to students from other schools in Yekaterinburg, supervised training in the arithmetic schools of the Uktussky and Verkh-Isetsky factories. Sannikov’s advanced views on the methods of education and punishment of children are characterized. A wide range of additional assignments assigned to Sannikov as a qualified specialist is presented: searching for places for the construction of factories, searching for silver, preparing hundreds of drawings of factories, teaching drafting to young people, monitoring meteorological observations in Yekaterinburg, etc.

For the first time, on the basis of published and archival documents, the issue of a hospital as an object of social infrastructure in early Yekaterinburg is considered. The relevance of the study is due to the fact that the literature contains only fragmentary information about the organization of medical services at state-owned factories in the Urals in the 1720s—1734s. It is noted that the main reason for this lies in the absence of a set of documents devoted to this topic, even at the level of one case, in their dispersion among voluminous cases with factory documentation. The efforts of the heads of the Ural factories V. N. Tatishchev and V. I. Gennin to hire a doctor from the center are revealed. Information about the construction of the first hospital in Yekaterinburg in 1723—1724 and 1727 is researched. Special attention is paid to the regulation of medical services for the population by the local administration and the implementation of Russian legislation in the field of medicine on the territory of the mining department in the Urals. The questions about the orderlies of the hospital, the organization of treatment of patients, their delivery to the hospital are considered; financing the work of the hospital, participation of the population and payment for food for the inpatients; keeping records of people in the hospital and money, spent on medical care. Special attention is paid to the methods of drug delivery to Yekaterinburg from St. Petersburg and Moscow, the preparation of medical students.