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.
The town of Lawrence, Kansas was established in the Fall of 1854 by anti-slavery immigrants from New England. Close to the Missouri border, it became a haven for anti-slavery advocates and by the Spring of 1856 boasted a population of about 1,500.