Group of men in front of C.D. Hoy’s store in Quesnel, c.1910

C.D. Hoy, Group of men in front of C.D. Hoy’s store in Quesnel, left to right: Jerry Boyd (Kluskus), Captain Marc Mack (Nazko), John Lazzarin (blacksmith), Chief Michel (Nazko), unknown Chinese man, Moffat Harris (Nazko), and Chief Morris Molize (Kluskus), c.1910, P1887 Barkerville Historic Town Archives.
Hoy’s photographs are important documents of the nascent industries of ranching, farming, and mining in Quesnel, fields in which the men depicted in this group portrait would have worked. They may also have participated in the annual rodeo that was held in Quesnel on Dominion Day, one of many that took place in towns throughout the Interior of B.C. during the summer months―all of which were planned sequentially so that riders could appear and compete through the entire circuit.
Gallery

Hoy Self-Portrait, c.1910

Mathilda Joe, c.1910

Group of men in front of C.D. Hoy’s store in Quesnel, c.1910

Laura (Yee) Sing / Mrs. Won Gar Wong, c.1915 / 1912

Lim Poi (likely), c.1910

Chinese man in business suit and traditional Chinese shoes, c.1910

Chinese man in Revolutionary background, 1912

Caucasian man with pamphlet / Long Jim, 1912 / c.1912

Cecilia, Marvin, and August (Sr.) Baker, 1910–20

Betsy Adams (née Duchamp) and George P. Adams, c.1910

C.D. Hoy and Josephine Alexander, c.1915

Kong Shing Sing on a horse on Barlow Avenue in Quesnel, c.1910