John H. Frazer
Arizona Silver Belt
January 18, 1896

John H. Frazer, Southern Pacific car inspector, was run over by a 
switch enigne and killed in the yards at Tucson about 4 o'clock 
Monday monring. His head was nearly cut off, his right arm 
crushed to a pulp and his breast crushed.  On the same day 
Engineer Blanchard was killed in a collision six miles west 
of El Paso.


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