Arizona does not specify a minimum amount of tips an employee must receive in order to be classified as a tipped employee. Therefore, any employee who receives tips can be paid according to Arizona's tipped minimum wage laws.
The first Lawrence newspaper to resume publication following the raid was the Kansas State Journal, which appeared on October 1, 1863. This edition claimed that every business house had been sacked and all but five burned. In addition the paper said that every residence in the town had been plundered.
Violent clashes soon occurred, especially once border ruffians crossed over from the South to sway the vote to the pro-slavery side. One of the most publicized events that occurred in Bleeding Kansas was when on May 21, 1856 Border Ruffians ransacked Lawrence, Kansas which was known to be a staunch free-state area.