In Re Henry G.

Appellant appeals from an order of the juvenile court find ing him to be a person falling within section 601 of the Welfare and Institutions Code* and deeming him to be a ward of the court. The appeal is also “from all orders made by said Court adverse to HENRY G . . .” but no other such orders appear.

The petition under section 601 as originally filed charged that: “Said minor is beyond the control of his mother with, whom he resides, in that: On November 14, 1971, minor became engaged in a physical altercation with his mother; on November 14, 1971, November 13, 1971, November 12, 1971 and many previous occasions minor remained away from home without permission until a late and unusual hour.”

At the conclusion of the jurisdictional hearing the temporary judge ordered the petition modified to read: “Said minor is beyond the control of his mother with whom he resides, in that: On November 14, 1971, minor became engaged in a physical altercation, with his mother; on November-■ T4t-T974,- Noveri^f-4-3-; -l-9?T,""NoTOmbcr-h2-,-4-9-7j- some and-mission until a late and unusual hour,” and as modified found the allegations to be true and sustained the petition. occasions minor…