BUDGET AND PROCUREMENT 531

ture, whether made through a budget bill, supplementary appropriation bill
or bond issue bill, shall not revert to the General Treasury, but may be ex-
pended, for capital purposes only subsequent to the fiscal year for which
the same was appropriated, with the approval of the Board of Public
Works, and shall be carried in a capital account until so expended or until
reappropriated to the same or some other purpose by subsequent legislative
action.

1939, ch. 64, sec. 4.

4. Any receipts from sources estimated and calculated upon in any
budget bill or supplementary appropriation bill in excess of such estimates,
shall remain in the General Treasury until appropriated by subsequent
legislative action.

1939, ch. 64, sec. 5.

5. Any funds derived from a gift or legacy, coming into the hands of
any department, board, commission, officer or institution of the State,
may be expended in accordance with the terms of such gift or legacy, pro-
vided the Governor shall have previously assented to the acceptance of
such gift or legacy.

1939, ch. 64, sec. 6.

6. Any funds paid into the Treasury of the State for the use of any
department, board, commission, officer and institution of the State from
sources not estimated or calculated upon in the budget and dedicated by
any Act of Congress or the laws of this State to some specific purpose or
purposes, may be disbursed by the Treasurer upon warrant of the Comp-
troller to such department, board, commission, officer or institution, and
expended for the purpose or purposes for which the same are dedicated.

1939, ch. 64, sec. 7.

7. Any funds coming into the hands of any department, board, com-
mission, officer or institution of the State, from sources not estimated or
calculated upon in the budget, and not dedicated by any Act of Congress
or the laws of this State to some specific purpose .or purposes, shall be 'ac-
counted for to the Comptroller, and paid into the Treasury of the State,
and any such funds may be disbursed by the Treasurer upon warrant of
the Comptroller for necessary current operations of said department, board,
commission, officer and institution, with the approval of the Governor.

1939, ch. 64, sec. 8.

8. The items and amounts making up the appropriations in any budget
bill, supplementary appropriation bill or bond issue bill shall represent the
initial plan of disbursement and apportionment of the appropriations of
which they are part. Each appropriation shall be paid out only in ac-
cordance with the schedule therefor, unless such schedule be amended, with-
in the limits of such appropriation, in the following manner:

The Senate may by resolution provide for or authorize the amendment"
of its schedule.

The House of Delegates may by resolution provide for or authorize' the
amendment of its schedule.