Walker

Upon arraignment defendant, represented by court appointed counsel, entered a plea of guilty to the information charging him with a violation of Health and Safety Code section 11530 (possession of marijuana).

*577 His application for probation was denied. Judgment was rendered; his sentence to run consecutively with an ineompleted sentence imposed July 8, 1959, for the violation of Health and Safety Code section 11500 (possession of narcotic other than marijuana).

Defendant appeals from the judgment and an ‘1 order denying motion for new trial.” The appeal from the order denying motion for new trial will be dismissed. (There is nothing in the record to indicate such a motion was made and acted upon, but even assuming such an order, it is not appeal-able.)

Upon defendant’s request, an attorney was appointed to represent him on this appeal. Said attorney has advised the court that after reviewing the record she is of the opinion there are no meritorious grounds for an appeal. The same conclusion is reached by us after an independent review of the record.

A judgment entered on a plea of guilty is not appealable on the merits, but irregularities going to the jurisdiction or…