description was held to be sufficient to enable the officers to identify the intended location and distinguish it from others in the city. McCormick at 308.
In Rhodes, a similar change of the street description for the intended search site took place prior to the application for the warrant. The warrant described the premises as "the first house northeast of 950 Washington Street." Six years earlier, Washington Street had been changed to Gilbert *558 Street. In all other respects, the premises matched the description in the warrant. The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the search, particularly noting that the change in street name was a matter of common knowledge in the neighborhood. Many residents still referred to the location as Washington Street. The warrant description, coupled with this commonwould proceed to the current 1200 block of West Ada. He would find two frame houses, 1211 and 1215. Between the two, he would find a vacant lot. Not only is the lot devoid of any mobile home, but an examination of Defense Exhibit 14 reveals a lot incapable of holding as many as four separate units, that is 1213A, 1213B, 1213C and 1213D. Noting the discrepancy, the officer would no doubt inquire of the neighborhood residents as to 1213D. From the testimony, he would certainly be referred to 1307 West AdaAppellant's address, the intended site and the actual site searched.
If the officer chose a less casual manner of clarification, he might approach the City Planning Department. Based on Mr. Kirkendoll's testimony, he would again be directed exclusively