The sole issue is that of employment status and appellants seem to concede that claimant was an employee of someone, and not an independent contractor; but assert that he was employed by one Ruping, contended by appellants to have been appellant employer Droms' subcontractor for the carpentry work on one of several dwellings being constructed upon a tract owned and developed by Droms. Ruping testified, however, and the board was entitled to credit him, that although he had...
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