officially redesignated from 1213D West Ada Street to 1307 West Ada Street. Notices had been sent to the property owners, the post office, the utility companies and the various tax offices.
Mike Frambro, owner of the mobile home lots, testified that he personally changed the numbers on the Appellant's mail box after the Planning Department notice. Mr. Frambro, Mr. Kirkendoll, and Private Investigator Bill Barker testified that to their knowledge there was no longer any such address as 1213D West Ada. Kirkendoll and Frambro testified that anyone trying to locate 1213D and asking for their assistance would be directed to 1307 West Ada. Defendant's Exhibit No. 14 was introduced to show two frame houses, numbered 1211 and 1215 West Ada. Presumably, the vacant lot between the houses is destinedto bear the 1213D address.
Investigator Barker testified that Appellant's mobile home matched the physical description contained in the warrant. He also indicated that three mobile homes on the 1300 block and one mobile home on the 1200 block could be described in a similar manner.
Detective Dodson returned to the Appellant's premises with the warrant. The Appellant was brought from the trailer. After a ninety-minute hands-and-knees search, Dodson located a plastic bag, wrapped in brown paper, buried one and one-half inches in the ground. The location corresponded to the place where the Appellant was previously observed digging. Subsequent chemical analysis revealed that the bag contained 4.83 grams of heroin.
Attorney Warren Heagy was present during the search, in a capacity adverse to the interests of the Appellant. He testified that,