 Gould is identified as the company's superintendent in a July 1863 newspaper article.The company's property (Salem to Rutland) was sold at foreclosure in 1865, the portions in New York and Vermont being sold on March 15 and May 23, respectively, to holders of the Rutland and Washington's securities.The property of the Troy and Rutland (Eagle Bridge to Salem) was sold on July 11, 1863 to Jay Gould.