marijuana and a price list for 'spoons' which has been identified to your affiant as being the prices for methamphetamine. [The juvenile] has told your affiant that said price list was furnished to him by 'Dewey.' " Finally, the affidavit stated that the landlady at the premises alleged by the juvenile to be "Dewey's" present address had told affiant that said premises were occupied by Mary Ann Wilkins and a man matching the physical description of "Dewey" provided by the juvenile; it was also alleged that the landlady had found "papers in the rubbish which tie Mary Ann Wilkins" to another address in San Jose which, according to the juvenile, had been "Dewey's" previous address and the scene of past narcotics transactions.
 On the basis of this affidavitthat he had purchased them at a certain apartment occupied by a person known to him only by a nickname who drove a certain described automobile. Officers went to the apartment, saw defendant drive up in the described automobile, and made an arrest after asking defendant if he had been arrested for narcotics violations in the past and receiving an affirmative answer. The state sought to find corroboration for the report of illegal activity on defendant's part in the facts that defendant was driving the described automobile and lived in the described apartment. We rejected this claim: "[T]hese facts merely establish that the person who resided in the apartment drove the particular automobile. This bit of corroborated fact does little to bolster the untested informer's report of illegal